Thinking of putting in an ITG panel filter until i have the funds for a BMC CDA kit.. Are these ok or is there a better replacement panel filter on the market ??
Had the ITG panel filter on mine before I went the BMC route. No noticeable significant difference on the ITG. If you are planning to purchase a BMC in the future then might as well save the money and put it towards the BMC. If you are not purchasing the BMC then it is worth investing on the ITG.
I'd agree with 'R8NMG'... no point in spending the money if you are saving for the BMC. I have the ITG filter and can't fault it though.
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Can't talk for the ZS range here, but I run an ITG panel filter on a 1.8vvc and found hardly any difference between this and the BMC CDA. Never dyno-ed with either but nothing noticible when driving.
A replacement panel filter like the ITG is for those wanting a filter they can service and not throw away. It is better than OE, but if you are looking for an improvement then save up for the BMC.