First mod.
#11
I think the K&N filters become a problem with the air flow sensors if you don't dry them properly or if you use too much oil when lubricating them after cleaning. I've been using them on my VWs and Audis since 2002 with no problem. $50 sounds like a lot up front, but if you use it as a lifetime filter, its a good deal. The $11 recharge kit will allow you to clean and lube 8-10 times. (at least that's been my experience)
#13
i just got a K&N CAI. and yeah like you said audi did a great job with the stock airbox so its not going to add 50HP but it does increase a lil bit, along with MPG, and it seems more responsive also a smoother and wider power band.not to mention it sounds awesome with my exhaust setup
#14
I think the K&N filters become a problem with the air flow sensors if you don't dry them properly or if you use too much oil when lubricating them after cleaning. I've been using them on my VWs and Audis since 2002 with no problem. $50 sounds like a lot up front, but if you use it as a lifetime filter, its a good deal. The $11 recharge kit will allow you to clean and lube 8-10 times. (at least that's been my experience)
But idk if you saw my #3 post in this thread, im not sure if it was just the filter it self, but i bought one and returned it because it didn't fit fully in the box, there was a small gap on the edge, kinda defeating the purpose of a filter altogether. So i took it back and had them check to make sure it was the right number of filter, which it was, i just wanted to make them look then i returned it.
#15
right now its stock piping to a magnaflow exhaust. im thinkin about removing the mid-resonator tho... not too sure yet!
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#16
Does magnaflow make a catback system, i cant remember, ive only looked once, i thought for some reason they only made a universal muffler that you could have welded in, then take out the mid-resonator and replace with some piping to make sound better?
i remember seeing the mufflers for like $100 a piece, not to bad, then have someone just chop out that resonator, weld in pipes, and good to go, well under $500.
i remember seeing the mufflers for like $100 a piece, not to bad, then have someone just chop out that resonator, weld in pipes, and good to go, well under $500.
#18
Nice. Xmas maybe i think i may have my gf convinced to buy me the mufflers, then id just have to pay for the labor.