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Post by baldmeister on Aug 14, 2014 19:48:05 GMT
hi all,
i was looking on sips site and came across the polini air filter kit for the px.
it includes a new filter to go on the airbox instaed of the rubber bellows and a venturi thingy to go on top of the carb.
has anyone fitted one ?? and if so are they any use??
cheers dave
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Post by joey on Aug 15, 2014 8:22:28 GMT
Love mine.
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Post by henri on Aug 15, 2014 20:17:33 GMT
yep there sweet ,but ya wont really notice a diff unless you do other stuff first/aswell ,well not as much diff as they cost, what carb/tune/exhaust ya runnin, if memory serves you upgraded to a sip2 from stock, did you drill the standard filter aswell, H
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Post by sbwnik on Aug 15, 2014 20:24:48 GMT
I'd not bother on a fairly standard motor, same as anything else.
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Post by partanen on Aug 17, 2014 7:12:15 GMT
Hot air from engine compartment and a lot of induction noise? Not for me I think.
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Post by joey on Aug 17, 2014 21:24:17 GMT
Mine's crisper and better at bottom and mid range, and that's compared to a 28mm dellorto.
You do get a bit more induction noise over standard, a noise I like, but not as much as a big carb. The biggest advantage is the bellmouth, it creates a proper venturi effect and gives a much better atomisation of fuel.
Yes mine's kitted but fitted SIP Road and it was nice, fitted Polini induction kit and it was better. Wouldn't be without one now when using standard carb.
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Post by partanen on Aug 23, 2014 17:35:29 GMT
Bellmouth would be good no doubt. I just don't like the idea that engine breathes warm air. If there were any kit which includes some kind of filter for original rubber duct I would buy it right away. I actually tried to install layer of foam filter inside the rubber duct with metal mesh. It collected dirt quite well, but I just couldn't trust it enough. So I now have standard filter without bellmouth.
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