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Old 04-21-2015, 02:25 PM
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From Suncoast:

http://www.suncoastparts.com/product...91GT3EnginePER

Factory replacement air intake filters for GT3 RS models. The factory uses these high flow BMC air filters as standard equipment, a custom designed filter with original Porsche part number and Porsche stamp on the side.


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you can install in a regular GT3...a better sound option
the original 991 GT3 air filter:

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Originally Posted by Metzeger
you can install in a regular GT3...a better sound option
the original 991 GT3 air filter:
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thanks for the info....I was trolling their website this morning and wondering about that....
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Originally Posted by Metzeger
you can install in a regular GT3...a better sound option
the original 991 GT3 air filter:

Why would you do that?
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$540 MSRP. Beauty. And they print that with a straight face.
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$360 at suncoast, $195 from bcc direct...
http://us.bmcairfilters.com/cart.aspx?lng=11
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pretty cool. I might as well do this if I end up going with a side muffler bypass.

Originally Posted by rockitman
$360 at suncoast, $195 from bcc direct...
http://us.bmcairfilters.com/cart.aspx?lng=11
great find. thanks.

Originally Posted by Nizer
$540 MSRP. Beauty. And they print that with a straight face.
the premium for a Porsche box and part no.
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Originally Posted by rockitman
$360 at suncoast, $195 from bcc direct...
Fixed link: http://us.bmcairfilters.com/car-filt..._d1107_11.aspx
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If you increase airflow through the engine with air filter and exhaust, don't you need to adjust the FI to maintain proper Air/Fuel ratios so you don't run lean/rich?

Or is this simply less restrictive and that's it, with no real performance gain.
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Amazon has it for $180 shipped or for $150 shipped from another vendor:
Amazon.com: BMC (FB709/01) High Performance Air Filter: Automotive Amazon.com: BMC (FB709/01) High Performance Air Filter: Automotive
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Originally Posted by Bartron
If you increase airflow through the engine with air filter and exhaust, don't you need to adjust the FI to maintain proper Air/Fuel ratios so you don't run lean/rich?

Or is this simply less restrictive and that's it, with no real performance gain.
There is surely no performance gain.

IMO, always better to just replace the OEM paper filter more often than put an oiled filter in for longer...
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Originally Posted by Mech33
There is surely no performance gain.

IMO, always better to just replace the OEM paper filter more often than put an oiled filter in for longer...
That's been my experience with motorcycles as well...
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At least on the 991 C2/C4, the K&M would foul up the MAF sensors.

Not sure if this is the case with the GT3 ... but I'm not really all that curious to find out.
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Originally Posted by Bartron
If you increase airflow through the engine with air filter and exhaust, don't you need to adjust the FI to maintain proper Air/Fuel ratios so you don't run lean/rich?

Or is this simply less restrictive and that's it, with no real performance gain.
The engine will be able to measure and adapt to the increased flow within a certain range. The ram air on the intake or changing altitude works the same from the engine's point of view- in the end it all comes down to pressure (or pressure drop).

My money would be on this filter unlocking a little (very little) power when clean/ fresh- the factory doesn't change parts like this for kicks. It'd be interesting to see data.


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