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Biff
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 18:50
As the title says what are you guys running? Had an interesting chat today saying I'm crazy for buying a panal. Will I still get chatter without a cone filter?

MarkT5
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 20:21
You shouldn't get chatter as your still running normal air intake. Unless you got it before on normal gear. Induction cone filters give "chatter" as it hasn't got any sound stopping walls like normal filter housings. If I was you if stick to a panel performance filter, get your cold air feed, to make the turbo work better for longer losing no performance through heat. Cone induction kits need a cold air feed supply to keep the air going down cold as the filter is located in the engine bay allowing it to suck in all the warm air from the engine, making your turbo lose boost! Or put your filter in the grill so it gets lots of cold air and get chatter sounds! :)

t5 pete
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 20:27
Tbh stick with the standard air box and a good filter the con filters are nice but the weedy little ones sound crap imho and then you can go the next step where you get group a filters like myne and franks and they sound like there sucking little children up and very loud chatter which is nice at first but then it pi$$es me off

smithy
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 20:30
My filter on the 940 sounds wild on boost .i have a cossie group a filter .

T5frankie
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 20:35
You shouldn't get chatter as your still running normal air intake. Unless you got it before on normal gear. Induction cone filters give "chatter" as it hasn't got any sound stopping walls like normal filter housings. If I was you if stick to a panel performance filter, get your cold air feed, to make the turbo work better for longer losing no performance through heat. Cone induction kits need a cold air feed supply to keep the air going down cold as the filter is located in the engine bay allowing it to suck in all the warm air from the engine, making your turbo lose boost! Or put your filter in the grill so it gets lots of cold air and get chatter sounds! :)

t5's DO NOT suffer from heatsoak

T5frankie
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 20:36
Tbh stick with the standard air box and a good filter the con filters are nice but the weedy little ones sound crap imho and then you can go the next step where you get group a filters like myne and franks and they sound like there sucking little children up and very loud chatter which is nice at first but then it pi$$es me off

that sound could never §§§§ me off, i love it

p fandango
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 20:54
If I was you if stick to a panel performance filter, get your cold air feed, to make the turbo work better for longer losing no performance through heat. Cone induction kits need a cold air feed supply to keep the air going down cold as the filter is located in the engine bay allowing it to suck in all the warm air from the engine, making your turbo lose boost! Or put your filter in the grill so it gets lots of cold air and get chatter sounds! :)
my fastest quarter mile time was with an open cone filter, & i don't run cold air feeds. & if you think about it, sitting idling in the fire-up lane has got to be the worst situation it could possibly want

Biff
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 20:56
Mine chatters as it has no filter in it as I found out today, wether its had one with the previous Lemon I don't know. I've been In a few cars with air boxes that chatter, my mates Escort Cosworth for one. I understand the principles of heat soak etc but not all cars suffer from it. Being a vauxhall head I know they suffer so I've always had panal filters. I prefer the oe look of it. I'm not keen on the dump valve sound though.... I'll play it by ear I think when it arrives next week. For £24 I'll see how it go's & maybe get an induction kit later.its all exhaust tone at the moment as it has a fat stainless on it.

M-R-P
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 21:45
Here's some chatter...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zul7U5AFr9c
Cone filter and the recirc "locked"

Biff
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 21:58
Yeah that is chatter. Lol

M-R-P
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 21:59
Good for scaring cyclists ;)

Biff
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 22:03
There are a few need scaring around my end, they think they own the road. Not sure the horse riding school by my mums would be fans though. Lol

M-R-P
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 22:04
Haha, yeah, I gotta be real careful when I drive to my mum's place in the new forest - loads of those pony plonkers there!

Biff
Wednesday 23rd January 2013, 22:07
I think me & my brick are gonna get on just fine. Lol

The White Knight
Thursday 24th January 2013, 10:54
As the title says what are you guys running? Had an interesting chat today saying I'm crazy for buying a panal. Will I still get chatter without a cone filter?

I've always run a foam panel filters

inde_house
Friday 25th January 2013, 14:33
I recommend the simota air intake. The chatter you get off that sound like you have darth vader stuck under the bonnet getting hit in the head every time you lift offthe throttle. Doesn't change the induction sound. But does make the turbo whistle like Mary poppins. Lmao

jotter22
Friday 25th January 2013, 14:49
Here's some chatter...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zul7U5AFr9c
Cone filter and the recirc "locked"

You will wear that clip out before long i think you have pasted that on every thread a have looked at today......

lol it does sound good though.

Tony.

M-R-P
Friday 25th January 2013, 15:02
Only posted it 3 times iirc

85 views tho ;)

jotter22
Tuesday 2nd April 2013, 16:42
I recommend the simota air intake. The chatter you get off that sound like you have darth vader stuck under the bonnet getting hit in the head every time you lift offthe throttle. Doesn't change the induction sound. But does make the turbo whistle like Mary poppins. Lmao

Thats what i want some Turbo whistle!

Tony.

Brams
Tuesday 2nd April 2013, 20:21
What about putting a Kn'N panel filter in the standard box for a 2.4 D5, will it make much difference to the power/economy? (Obviously I'm not worried about chatter ;) )