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So your cars service is due and you need to replace your air filter. You are thinking of replacing it with a performance filter, but with an ever increasing range of performance air filters, intakes and induction kits on the market today, how do you know which is right for you?

When looking at purchasing an air intake system for your car you have three main types of filter to choose from:

• Replacement Elements
• Induction Kits
• Closed Air Intakes

These three types of filter each have their advantages and disadvantages.

Panel filters or replacement elements are a direct replacement for the vehicles standard OEM air filter. They have very little advantages over an OEM filter, however most brands of aftermarket filter, particular K&N, are washable so you will never have to buy another one. You simply clean it with a special cleaning kit and off you go for another ten thousand miles or so.

Induction kits and air intakes all work on the same principle; get more oxygen into the engine, get more power out. It is basic physics; more oxygen means a more aggressive ignition of the air / fuel mixture in the compression chamber which drives the piston faster, hence generating more power.

Induction kits remove the bulky and restrictive air box assembly and replace it with a cone filter. These usually use either cotton like the K&N 57i kits and the large range of Green induction kits, or foam like the Pipercross PK kits, as the filtration medium. These offer increased air flow compared to the OEM setup. The advantages of fitting an induction kit are more power (usually 1-2% although some vehicles show 5% and above), better acceleration and improved fuel economy. They also give a deep throaty induction noise, particular noticeable when you accelerate hard. 1-2% power increase isn't going to make much difference to your car, however the car will feel more responsive, and pickup when you first accelerate will be quicker which will make the car feel much more enjoyable to drive.

Some induction kits are known as Cold Air Intakes (CAI). These are still induction kits although they are specially designed to locate the filter away from the hot air around the engine, and in the path of cold air. The theory here is that the colder the air, the denser it is and hence the more oxygen there is. CAI kits tend to have more pipe work as the filters are further from the engine, and this often makes them more expensive.

Closed air intakes, or enclosed induction kits solve the problem of heat soak (where intakes suck in hot air from around the engine causing a loss in power) by sealing the air filter inside a heat resistant enclosure. This is similar to the OEM air box, but instead uses a high flow cone encased in a housing which is designed specifically to smooth and speed air flow into the engine. The result is more, colder air. The closed intakes like the famous BMC CDA kits, and more recently the K&N Apollo and Pipercross Viper kits, do tend to offer the highest power increases compared to normal induction kits. They are however usually quieter due to the filter not being open so you don't get such a loud induction noise from the engine.

So which intake type do you choose? If you are just after a quality version of what you have, but are not after sporty noises or increased power, then a replacement element is the way to go. They usually cost only marginally more than the OEM filter (and sometimes less), and you won't have to buy another one, ever. K&N, Green and Pipercross all offer great replacement element air filters.

If you don't want to spend a fortune, but want to improve the sound of your car and get a little more enjoyment out of driving, then an induction kit would be ideal. The K&N 57i kit is always a very popular choice, and their quality is excellent. The expanding range of K&N Typhoon kits (CAI) are fantastic if your budget can stretch to them.

Finally, if you are serious about getting the most from your engine, and you are happy to spend the money on a quality kit, then an enclosed induction kit will be the best choice. Check out the BMC CDA if you don't mind a bit of effort to get it to fit, or the K&N Apollo if you want a kit that will come with everything you need to install it, and great photographed instructions to walk you through the installation process.

The most important thing to remember when buying an air filter or induction kit, is that this is going to filter what goes into your engine. If the intake doesn't filter well and lets in dirt and grime, you will soon have problems and ultimately engine failure. It is vital that you choose a quality brand; we recommend either K&N, Green, Pipercross, BMC or BLITZ as being among the best. Do not buy budget air filters. The small saving at the time of purchase could cost you a lot more in the long run.

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On Jeep and Jeeplift Kits

An automobile marque and registered trademark of Chrysler, Jeep is the oldest sports utility vehicle brand. With its top of the line designs, superb features, and sense of adventure, Jeep has obtained the 4x4 leadership worldwide over the years.

While the real Jeep lineup includes Commander, Grand Cherokee, Cherokee, Compass, Patriot, Wrangler, Liberty and Rubicon; many people treat the word "jeep" as a generic term and use it uncapitalized for any vehicle of this shape and function. That is why Chrysler's Jeep owners take so much effort in modifying and accessorizing their vehicles.

Since the Jeep brand is popular, there are a lot of aftermarket parts and accessories for its lineup in the automotive market. The are top covers for open Jeeps, warn winch for load raising purposes and there are also jeeplifts for better ground clearance.

Jeeps have always been known for their off road abilities that is why off road enthusiasts are always in the look for good additions to maximize the performance of their rigs. When it comes to off roading, low or lowered vehicles have no place, that is why your vehicle should be lifted to avoid contact from rocks and other elements that may serve as obstacles in your path.

Equipped with front and rear solid axles for smoother driving on ruts filled with twigs and rocks, Jeeps and other 4x4 vehicles will still not be better off without jeeplift kits .

Raising the ride height of vehicles, these kits also enable steeper ascent, descent and breakover angles, higher ground clearance, and helps accommodate larger rims and tires. Lifts also impact other factors, such as drive shaft length, steering geometry and brake lines.

You can find a wide inventory of affordable and high quality lift kits for various brands, types and vehicle models made by the highly-renowned manufacturers available in auto parts and accessories stores online. Be sure to find a reliable source to facilitate faster ordering and purchasing. With just one click, you can now search and buy the appropriate kit for your vehicles.

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Where do you get exotic replica kit cars or kits in Australia that are exotic? Or how much to import a kit?

I don't want no clubman, cobra, GT40, ferrari GTO, buggy or crap design. Needs to be fibreglass and fit over a donor car because it's cheaper. I want a lambo, ferrari, masarati, astin martin, bentley, porsche, muscle car or anything like that. They just don't seem to be available. Anyone who says to me 'why build a fake?' should mind their own business. he he. Thanks in advance.

Heres a link that has a couple of Lambo kits and Lotus among others.
http://au.dir.yahoo.com/Recreation/Automotive/Kit_Cars/

The Sabre was a good looking kit based on a VW chassis that went hard if you dropped a rotary motor in them.

Just be aware that if you import a kit you may not find the model of donor car you need in Aus at the right price.

I personally like the AC Cobras. My kit is an Evans out of S.A. It has a 6 litre L76 and 6 speed tremec, all jag suspension etc. Thats what works for me. Hope you find what you want.

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