What is the best option for a cone filter intake / af adapter that isnt 140 bucks like the bavauto one
cone filter adapter
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first ask yourself the question, why am I doing a cone filter? because if the answer is for increased horsepower, you're barking up the wrong tree. You're more likely to lose horespower from a cone filter on an E30.
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well if you use a heatsheild you will be okay. Sound is pretty much the only valid answer to that question, other than maybe ditching the factory AFM system altogether. :)
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Sound is hardly noticable. The lenght the air has to go through is not long enough to resonate. If you had a long tube that stuck the filter somewhere else other that in front of the AFM, then you might get a louder intake noise.Comment
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The factory BMW Adapter is the best one, just buy one of an 83-85 E30 or E28 with the M20 engine in it. Before 86 BMW used a round inlet airbox for the AFM unlike the newer style where the AFM bolts right to the airbox. You can use one of these adapters and go buy a K&N filter at the local autoparts store and Eric Lukas's Heat shield and one be out maybe $60-$70.
If you want one of the factory adaptors I might have one I'll sell. PM me if intersted.85 325e 2.7 ITB'd stroker

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I assume he means the flat plate-like air filter...Originally posted by nandowell if you use a heatsheild you will be okay. Sound is pretty much the only valid answer to that question, other than maybe ditching the factory AFM system altogether. :)
what do you mean by plates?My mountains are better than yours.Comment
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Mine is pretty damn sexy-loud. Scared the shit outta me the first time I went WOT. :DOriginally posted by aaron_silvaSound is hardly noticable. The lenght the air has to go through is not long enough to resonate. If you had a long tube that stuck the filter somewhere else other that in front of the AFM, then you might get a louder intake noise.Comment





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