CES Racing SRI, K&N pod and heatsheild

[AD07]

The dollar is ALOT better at the moment. Why not just buy this http://www.therpmstore.com/product_i...roducts_id=704
Certainly going to cost alot less than $400.
& if you want a heat shield, this will do the job- http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Pod-Air-Filte...d=p3286.c0.m14
Its all ive done & it works a treat

[2XS]

The dollar is ALOT better at the moment. Why not just buy this COBB Tuning SF Intake for Mazdaspeed 3 - Revolution Performance Motorsports!
Certainly going to cost alot less than $400.
& if you want a heat shield, this will do the job- Pod Air Filter cover BLACK Heat Shield Cover for filter - eBay Air Filters, Induction Kits, Performance Parts, Car Parts, Accessories, Cars, Bikes, Boats. (end time 16-Oct-09 15:29:57 AEDST)
Its all ive done & it works a treat

What brand filter is it? How well does it flow? Not K&N of course, Its all about the quality and quantity of flow. K&N have a reputation for a reason. I won't use anything else.

The SRI, great yes, $185 US = $200ish AUD + Postage $20-30? = $230

+ heat sheild $38 + postage $15 = $53

Total $283, + K&N pod filter (from Autobarn $150) = $433

Even K&N @ $120 the total = $403

Our SRI is HPC coated and the whole lot fitted for $400. We are Australians and I support Australia as much as I can, So should you.





3 in, maybe a 4th,

Need 1 more please.

[AD07]

Why would i buy a K&N pod filter when the Cobb SRI already comes with a filter????????
I totally understand about supporting the Australian product, but i would much rather the extra approx $120 in MY pocket.

[Ranton]

Im interested... but dont count me as definite.. 400 translates to a fair bit more in NZ dollars plus shipping cost.. hrmm

[CharlieBrown]

Im interested... but dont count me as definite.. 400 translates to a fair bit more in NZ dollars plus shipping cost.. hrmm

$488.29 in todays coversion

[Dark Authority]

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to add a little more fuel to the fire...

http://www.3aracing.com.au/HTML%20Fo...hoot%20Out.pdf

I bought a K&N pod for my car for $80 from Supercheap Auto. I now have an AEM Dryflow Filter on and even though it apparently doesnt perform as well in the test.. i rather have this than my MAF being coated with oil

[kagerou]

http://www.3aracing.com.au/HTML%20Fo...hoot%20Out.pdf

that test is flawed:

1. it was in auto salon magazine
2. the test was commissioned by 3a racing anyway - some other website mentions this

besides, they dont give any information on the particle size, so they could be attempting to filter sars for all we know

[Ultrasmart]

Hi guys. I'm up on the Sunshine Coast, and am very keen on getting in on this offer. Problem is with work and other commitments, there's no way I'm able to get down to the workshop to have it fitted. Am wondering if CES has an outlet/contact up around my area where I could get this mod done ? (Maroochydore/Caloundra or anywhere in between). Cheers, Andrew.

[2XS]

Its very easy to fit, takes around 15-20 minutes. You can do it yourself if you're a not a simpleton......

I posted that you can either have free fitting or free postage (within reason)

[Dark Authority]

that test is flawed:

1. it was in auto salon magazine
2. the test was commissioned by 3a racing anyway - some other website mentions this

besides, they dont give any information on the particle size, so they could be attempting to filter sars for all we know

Oh.. never knew that.. thats fair enough.

**shrugs.. i'm finding that i like my AEM pod WAY more. Sounds louder and meaner..[i switched pods just to see if i was imagining things]