jetex filter

bainbridge

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hi all been reading some threads about induction kits and it sounds like jetex open cone filter is about the best has anyone got a part number, and where is the best place to get one, its for cupra 180
 

Scruff

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Do you need anything else to go with the cone like some sort of adapter plate or brackets? Or is it all included? Or is it just a straight swap for the airbox?
 

Fien

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Am i right in thinking that it's 80mm for the LCR?

Do you need anything else to fit it as well?
 

Cupra Ross

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They're JR filters. Jabba used them on their induction kits but ditched them in favour of K&N. I had one on my Jabba kit and it made 185g/s on a Custom map. They are excellent filters.

You'll need some form of bracket to hold it steady or it'll rattle around and kill your MAF.
 

Scruff

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They're JR filters. Jabba used them on their induction kits but ditched them in favour of K&N. I had one on my Jabba kit and it made 185g/s on a Custom map. They are excellent filters.

You'll need some form of bracket to hold it steady or it'll rattle around and kill your MAF.

Thanks Ross, but will it fit straight into the original pipework as well or will i need some sort of samco hose to go with it?
 

sambryant

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Without a doubt. Turbo spools up so much quicker over the standard air box. Also sounds fantastic :) so it's worth doing
 

Cupra Ross

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Not on a standard car, the biggest restriction is the standard downpipe and cat. You won't notice much difference other than the noise on a standard car.