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Hi All. I have just purcahsed a 'Raid' induction kit for my 2002 225q, i was just browsing other sites and on one website it say's you should not use oil saturated air filters as they can ruin the air/mass flow meter. Has anyone had any previous problems with this induction kit or other oiled filters? Thanks |
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It's a common problem with these type of filter and to be frank no gains are ever had only a nice induction noise.
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Based on the facts, not straight away but over a short a few weeks may be months YES and that will cost you over £60.
If you do want an induction kit look at the BMC/CDA setup these are more MAF friendly and you should see some gains. ![]() I ran this on my 2.8 Supercharged A4 worked great.
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