DB9 Performance Air Filter
Im trying to decide if i should upgrade the factory aston air filter with a performance air filter from rsc. I wanted to see if anyone on here has made this upgrade and have noticed any gains.
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Originally Posted by jyu12
(Post 4037641)
Im trying to decide if i should upgrade the factory aston air filter with a performance air filter from rsc. I wanted to see if anyone on here has made this upgrade and have noticed any gains.
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I'm running RSC filters on my DB9 as well. My original filters were very dirty (thank god not oily!!!) so I can feel a little bit of improvement with the RSC filters.
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Originally Posted by hph
(Post 4039194)
I'm running RSC filters on my DB9 as well. My original filters were very dirty (thank god not oily!!!) so I can feel a little bit of improvement with the RSC filters.
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Originally Posted by 4leafcloverz
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Where are the filters located? I just bought a pair myself and am trying to figure out if I need to remove the underpanel or go through the wheel arch.
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DB9 air filters
It is not necessary to remove the front undertray to change the DB9 air filters if you are prepared to drill a couple of 20mm holes in the undertray to allow access to the 2 screws hidden behind it. It will also be necessary to have a long flexidrive with an 8mm socket. There are 2 difficult screws on each air filter box. One can be accessed through the undertray louvres, but the front most one needs a new access hole in the tray. Once drilled any future filter replacements are dead easy unless you are a big fan of undertray removal.
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Originally Posted by Organeer
(Post 4446421)
It is not necessary to remove the front undertray to change the DB9 air filters if you are prepared to drill a couple of 20mm holes in the undertray to allow access to the 2 screws hidden behind it. It will also be necessary to have a long flexidrive with an 8mm socket. There are 2 difficult screws on each air filter box. One can be accessed through the undertray louvres, but the front most one needs a new access hole in the tray. Once drilled any future filter replacements are dead easy unless you are a big fan of undertray removal.
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