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ITB air filters
What are the various options for air cleaners on an ITB (Individual Throttle Body) equipped car?
Plus, are they required? Probably, but they look -so- nice without them! Note the three photos below. 1. Full air cleaner 2. "Mesh" covers 3. None Any info? -Steve ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by siverson; 09-03-2004 at 04:43 PM.. |
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What's an "ITB equipment car"?
As far as air filtration, the three cars exhibit these characteristics black car: ITG foam filters. Air is filtered orange car: Screen. Leaves, large pebbles are filtered; better than nothing yellow car: No air filtration. Set up for show. If it's a question of what type to use, something along the lines of the factory or ITG filter is suggested (even K&N). There is hardly any additional power gain from removing the air filter and plenty of potential drawbacks. They mostly center around ingesting non-compressible objects into the engine for immediate "wear" and gradual, but accelerated wear in long-term use. http://www.itgairfilters.com/megaflow_multi.asp Sherwood no affiliation |
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Some other alternatives for filters discussed in this thread. TT
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Tom Tweed Early S Registry #257 R Gruppe #232 Rennlist Founding Member #990416-1164 Driving Porsches since 1964 Last edited by ttweed; 09-03-2004 at 04:39 PM.. |
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Tom,
Okay ITB = individual throttle body But the yellow car looks like it has Webers. Steve, can you elaborate? Sherwood |
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