Pod filter Pics?

snypereb · 06-03-2006, 11:33 PM

Can some people post some pic's of there pod filter setup's so that i can get some idea's?

Thanks in advance!!

SnyperEB

InitialD · 06-03-2006, 11:49 PM

Id be asking for pics of multipoint first ;) lol j/k

snypereb · 06-03-2006, 11:52 PM

Haha thanks mate we are doing the whole thing together lol

need psi · 06-03-2006, 11:56 PM

well heres the only one i could find at the moment, i have an old one but it looks ИИИИИ.

Ehab

snypereb · 07-03-2006, 12:11 AM

Thanks mate im mainly just looking for one of the injector manifold thanks though!!

ea_boss_05 · 07-03-2006, 12:48 AM

here is mine, 3" stainless pipeing. ill psot a betta pic soon, sorri i took it on my fone. luke

EFFalcon · 07-03-2006, 12:49 AM

i think neb had a good boxed pod setup.

neb · 07-03-2006, 01:13 AM

yeah this is my setup... it hasn't changed since then, seems to work well

http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=6336

KEV EB XR8 · 07-03-2006, 07:17 AM

Havent got pics of it , but the latest effort i have done and running still is -
removed all existing box and snorkel
from the front radiator back to shock tower across to guard and no lid just rubber to the line of the bonnet when closed, and the maf/pod is inside the isulated boxed area.

This takes air from behind the headlight and all on the guard below. fully enclosed when bonnet is shut and the maf body is cool as well, it was notable that when the maf body was outside the box it was extremely hot and would imagine it affected the info (hot) to the ecu. 3 weeks on and all different ambient temps on days hasnt affected the cool box effect

The next thing i want to try as the throttle body and pipe between the box is just as hot, is put a fibre gasket between t/b and plenim and heat shield the pipe to see if it affects it even more.

bad_mk1_escort · 07-03-2006, 09:12 AM

here is mine works really well to

EA2BA · 07-03-2006, 09:17 AM

I have mine in an EF airbox, I had it that way when I have the EA intake piping as well, have a done a slight re-jig for the BBM.

jjj · 07-03-2006, 05:13 PM

here's a couple, also remember the longer the pipe between the pod filter and throttle body, the more throttle response gain you will loose......

Should try to keep it the same length as the factory intake piping...........

eb91xr6 · 07-03-2006, 06:00 PM

theres mine if u have an EA - ED it is as easy as tking off the box filter and just putting the pod on with a pod bracket i can send more pics and how to do it if u have an EA EB or ED

HSVETAR · 07-03-2006, 07:15 PM

i put a pod on my car and it made it run like a slug. Dont know why.

xxxc · 07-03-2006, 07:30 PM

get a K&N panel filter will work heaps better and better on fuel and throttle response ,unless you put the pod filter inside your airbox like i have

took top cover off for pic

snypereb · 07-03-2006, 10:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jjj

here's a couple, also remember the longer the pipe between the pod filter and throttle body, the more throttle response gain you will loose......

Should try to keep it the same length as the factory intake piping...........

Hey mate
Do you know how much the pipeing is and where i can get it from?
Thanks for the feedback guys!!

SnyperEB

jjj · 07-03-2006, 10:22 PM

just use the stock intake pipe on your car(on an EB i would use a EA intake pipe as they are larger).

A cheap way to block it from the heat is buy a heat blanket from autobarn and enclose it that way. All the skyline boys do it.

You can buy a L shape bracket for about $10 from supercheap which fits around the 3in hose clamp on the pod neck and then bolt it to the car, makes it nice and secure....

snypereb · 07-03-2006, 10:25 PM

Is that bracket plastic or metal i saw one at autobarn when i picked up my pod yesterday and it was plastic alot of there pipeing is plastic are these ok to use or not??

jjj · 07-03-2006, 11:10 PM

No the ones i am talking about a metal alloy, so you can bend them with a vice or pliers to make a good fit.

snypereb · 07-03-2006, 11:12 PM

Oh ok cool where do you get that stuff all the stuff at autobarn is plastic pipeing if you know the stuff im talking about!!

Jet-Star · 07-03-2006, 11:13 PM

Heres mine,

jjj · 08-03-2006, 12:55 AM

supercheap had those pod filter brackets, made by TFI racing brand; $8.00..........

jjj · 08-03-2006, 01:21 AM

Those TFI racing pods that cost $25, seem to flow as good as any other pod i have tried and i have tried a few like simota, unifilter, redline and k&n.

I just buy a new one every 6 months and throw the other one out...

tommo74 · 08-03-2006, 06:34 AM

yeah putting a pod filter on will give you around 245 rwk....oh!and they run HEAPS cooler when you take the box off!...do your research retard...oh hang on..your a p plater with an i6 right...and you want people to ooh and ahh over a pod filter...hmm...ok

KEV EB XR8 · 08-03-2006, 06:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tommo74

yeah putting a pod filter on will give you around 245 rwk....oh!and they run HEAPS cooler when you take the box off!...do your research retard...oh hang on..your a p plater with an i6 right...and you want people to ooh and ahh over a pod filter...hmm...ok

Gee thats a little harsh ol mate, evolution starts and finishes with trial and error, and doing it is half the fun.

neb · 08-03-2006, 10:14 AM

For all of these people with their pod filters sitting in the open engine bay... I found that it actually made my car go slower, You're better off with a stock intake rather than that. Yes I know it feels faster because throttle response feels better and it make more noise... but you are losing power!!

agony · 08-03-2006, 10:28 AM

They Look Good And Someone Said They Make You Go Faster So They Must Then, No One Would Lie About This

jjj · 09-03-2006, 01:21 AM

another cheap pod that i have found works effective, made by SAAS, very durable...........

jjj · 09-03-2006, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by neb

For all of these people with their pod filters sitting in the open engine bay... I found that it actually made my car go slower, You're better off with a stock intake rather than that. Yes I know it feels faster because throttle response feels better and it make more noise... but you are losing power!!

1) I have found when you enclose a pod filter inside the standard ford airbox and even with a additional intake, fuel consumption increases and power decreases more on long trips compared with an exposed pod. Got a factory fitted ford EL trip meter in the car...

2) Also in heavy traffic i have found that an exposed pod seems to output more power than a pod in a heat soaked air box.

3) Intake piping that is longer than the factory piping will reduce performance and throttle response.

4) I have used a heat blanket to enclose the entire air box space from the headlight up to the strut tower, exactly like the skyline boys use on their 13 sec R33's. This is the best method of heat shielding. It's Cheap, looks cool and actually works better than alot of home fabricated alloy heat shields.

Cheers.........................

neb · 09-03-2006, 02:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jjj

1) I have found when you enclose a pod filter inside the standard ford airbox and even with a additional intake, fuel consumption increases and power decreases more on long trips compared with an exposed pod. Got a factory fitted ford EL trip meter in the car...

2) Also in heavy traffic i have found that an exposed pod seems to output more power than a pod in a heat soaked air box.

3) Intake piping that is longer than the factory piping will reduce performance and throttle response.

4) I have used a heat blanket to enclose the entire air box space from the headlight up to the strut tower, exactly like the skyline boys use on their 13 sec R33's. This is the best method of heat shielding. It's Cheap, looks cool and actually works better than alot of home fabricated alloy heat shields.

Cheers.........................

Thanks for you detailed numbered list... now you realise I must respond you know you can't do a numbered list to someone without getting a response

1) If that's the case can you explain why I am making over 140rwkw and still geting 450-500kms per tank with stock ecu? I've had many other setups and I never got the fuel economy I get now when it was stock. Pod filter in the engine bay the car felt a bit sluggish. I've also tried pod filter directly on the throttle body which had great throttle response but the power was even more sluggish. I've got a non factory fitted ED trip computer in the car (your point? you don't need a trip computer to know how many kms you get to a tank)

2) Sitting in heavy traffic is worst for a pod in the engine bay... think of all the hot air just sitting around it that it will be sucking in. With a cold air intake you are still sucking in cooler air from outside the engine bay. So I can't see your logic in that.

3) Possibly? Can't comment on this because I havn't tried it. I'm still using the factory intake pipe.

4) I actually agree with you, I havn't seen the blanket you are talking about but it sounds like it would work well (will you run 13s now with your awesome skyline intake?). There are still better setups though... Like Kerry (TIKFD6) has made a custom box out of carbon fibre which looks and would work great.