Open air filter?

Nowadays, I am eager to change my car gradually, I put the physical changes more or less on my mind, logo painting, changing the inner console color, door handles aluminum coating, maybe painting the outer laths on the car color or something, but as you know, "make up to some point": D What are the things I can achieve in my vehicle without increasing the cost and performance? Firstly, an open air filter came to my mind, which brand model etc. is suitable for our vehicles? Do not shout the car too much but I eat it from my father, he uses the tool & nbsp; just give a sweet voice, fuel I don't want to affect you too much. Let's talk a little bit & nbsp;

Your father does not use high speeds, but I do not have too much of it.

I recommend an open filter. I use Monza filter, I am very pleased. There is no difference if you don't press the gas, but it gives a very sweet sound at high revs and bottom gas. I disassembled the original filter box and extended the open filter there, now it is in a cool and fresh air position ..

[QUOTE = Berkay] I suggest an open filter. I use Monza filter, I am very pleased. There is no difference if you don't press the gas, but it gives a very sweet sound at high revs and bottom gas. I removed the original filter box and extended the open filter there, now it is cold and fresh air. Reviews

I bought the complete kit, simota so you should hear the sound coming when the twin charger is loaded a bit on the engine.

[QUOTE = djchaos] I bought the complete kit simota so you should hear the sound when the twin charger is loaded a bit on the engine I never measured the fuel [/ QUOTE]

how much did you get bro?

Around 130-150 TL, there are open air filter kits specially produced for 206's. If you call 206 air intake, I think you will arrive. I had one for 106 too.

[QUOTE = ufuk91] [QUOTE = Berkay] I suggest an open filter. I use Monza filter, I am very pleased. There is no difference if you don't press the gas, but it gives a very sweet sound at high revs and bottom gas. I removed the original filter box and extended the open filter there, now it is cold and fresh air.
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[QUOTE = Berkay] [QUOTE = ufuk91] [QUOTE = Berkay] I suggest an open filter. I use Monza filter, I am very pleased. There is no difference if you don't press the gas, but it gives a very sweet sound at high revs and bottom gas. I removed the original filter box and extended the open filter there, now it is cold and fresh air.
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That's just right. Same as the Simota kit you see in the 1st photo.

[QUOTE = ufuk91] [QUOTE = djchaos] I bought a complete kit you should hear the sound coming when the twin charger is loaded a little to the simota motor, I have never measured the fuel [/ QUOTE]

how much did you get, brother?
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& nbsp;

190 tl complete kit is called twincharger

I don't think you don't get stuck with accordion pipes like this but I don't know the financial situation but the cold air intake kit is the most logical price is very different but the quality is always number 10 ...