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MG MGF Technical - PIPERCROSS & K&N
I am thinking of having the K&Ni air filter fitted to my car, what are the benefits of having the Pipercross fitted as well -- Or are they the same thing? Thanks Russ |
Russ |
Russ, they are just different manufacturers. Good idea to get the induction kit, rather than just the filter. Makes a big difference. Cheers Gareth |
Gareth |
So should I have both fitted??? |
Russ |
Hello Russ, Its not recommended to fit both a K&N and a Pipercross!! They are both air filters the difference being that the K&N is made from cotton gauze and the Pipercross is made out of sponge rather like the one used when you do the dishes! Somewhere there are the results of a test carried out by Rob and others on various filters and induction kits. I do not believe the Pipercross was tested only Ramair who are very similar. The K&N was tested though and I believe it attained the best results. For the money the K&N is the one to go for although I have no doubt others may prefer Pipercross! James Well and truly K&N'd |
James |
Thanks, |
Russ |
Russ, the power curves for K&N, Ramair and Pipercross filters (both the PX and Vector) can be found @ http://go.to/mgfgallery --> Technical --> Filters. Pipercross are the cheapest filters available, and would be very nearly as effective as the K&N, but do not come supplied with the cold air scoops. As a result they probably loose power over standard- especially in warmer climates where engine compartment temperatures are much higher... Rob |
Rob Bell |
This thread was discussed between 20/09/2000 and 25/09/2000
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