Installing a Pod Filter | Mitsubishi FTO GPX | Visual Owners Manual

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  • čas přidán 2. 05. 2012
  • We show you how to install a pod filter in your Mitsubishi FTO GPX.
    Detailed video guide for all general and FTO car owners.
    FTO Visual Owners Manual is bought to you by technikhaus and FTO New Zealand.
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Komentáře • 8

  • @victorox98
    @victorox98 Před 11 lety

    yes please :)

  • @odpopcorn586
    @odpopcorn586 Před 8 lety

    you can have it on your P's
    it just has to be secured

  • @TheRealSerps
    @TheRealSerps Před 10 lety +2

    You shouldn't use the stock inlet pipe, it's to pliable, you can't tighten the pod enough (properly at least) onto it, you should use an aftermarket intake pipe.
    That's for the stock FTOs anyway, most other cars are okay.

    • @120hp660raptor
      @120hp660raptor Před 8 lety

      +TheRealSerps Your right , but why would you stop there may as well oversize the TB reposition the battery and go full cold air induction with shielding and thermal blocks.

  • @revslide
    @revslide Před 10 lety +2

    nice sheeps...

  • @wadeburrowes1111
    @wadeburrowes1111 Před 8 lety

    have you ever had troubles with your tappets ?

  • @Squalled
    @Squalled Před 10 lety

    P Platers can still modify their cars even though the RTA states otherwise. Police don't really car unless it's illegal or doesn't comply with road safety.

  • @YourLocalSecurityTech
    @YourLocalSecurityTech Před 12 lety

    No brase????