Evo 8 350hp+
Even if the HKS drop-in filter is better material than the HKS RS, it still has to be changed and cannot be used for the life of the car like a K&N. No reason to get the HKS drop-in...
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From: somewhere testing various tires, brakes, and suspensions.
Originally Posted by 4G63
Sorry if it came off that way, but Everyone assumes that the drop-in is the same (filter wise) as the RS, and tend to "throw it under the bus"!! To anyone out there that is looking for a good replacement filter, the HKS is usually half the price of the K&N and actually "swooshes" when shifting. Sort-of like an aftermarket cone filter.
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From: somewhere testing various tires, brakes, and suspensions.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Even if the HKS drop-in filter is better material than the HKS RS, it still has to be changed and cannot be used for the life of the car like a K&N. No reason to get the HKS drop-in...
K&N costs $60 - if the HKS is $30 and has to be changed at 10k miles. Where you can clean the K&N for $15 once a year (if that).
But to each their own.
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Originally Posted by scorke
Do not listen to this kid, 30-32 psi on a stocker will not last long....
Scorke
Scorke
,but i don't know about the realiblity(Ask Scott from TTP to know the answer)!!
Originally Posted by Ang Wen Yan
TTP hit 34.8psi,but i don't know about the realiblity(Ask Scott from TTP to know the answer)!!
,but i don't know about the realiblity(Ask Scott from TTP to know the answer)!!I run 33psi every day. Turbo is in perfect order. If tuned correctly, you can do this.
Scott, how many miles do you put on your car in a year at 30+ psi? How often/how many tubo's have you been through in however many miles you have had your car for.
All I am saying is yes it can be done but its not very effective.
Scorke
All I am saying is yes it can be done but its not very effective.
Scorke
Originally Posted by scorke
Scott, how many miles do you put on your car in a year at 30+ psi? How often/how many tubo's have you been through in however many miles you have had your car for.
All I am saying is yes it can be done but its not very effective.
Scorke
All I am saying is yes it can be done but its not very effective.
Scorke
400+/400+ I would consider to be effective.
I have yet to see ANY ill effects of running a factory 16g turbo at this level.
Over 200 drag passes also.
Originally Posted by jmartinez1170
I bought stuff the the evo store just call geo or anyone and they will let you know when you are going to get your products.
Thanks guys, just got word from Geo, my stuff will be shipped within 2-3days
My 10.5 Hotside and Actuator I ordered from Forced Performance should be on its way already also. Other odds and ends I should have in a week or two.
There is a LOT of ebay fraud out of south africa. I know Titan is strict about their shipping policy. You have to be verified and pay via wire xfer only.
Sal
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Its actually 34.1psi. I am not sure if that is the peak on the sensor though.
I run 33psi every day. Turbo is in perfect order. If tuned correctly, you can do this.
I run 33psi every day. Turbo is in perfect order. If tuned correctly, you can do this.
-Trevor
Originally Posted by jmartinez1170
I bought stuff the the evo store just call geo or anyone and they will let you know when you are going to get your products.
This is getting frustrating now I have mailed them like 3 times and still no Fedex tracking numbers, and to think I placed my order on the 15th of June... 
In the meanwhile I Downloaded the ECUFlash Software and Evoscan.
Have also ordered the tactrix cable over the weekend which has already been despatched and I have a tracking number for I might add...
Geez I hope all my stuff arrives soon...
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