Whats the deal with the POP charger??
#1
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Ok it seems like everyone who has a Max has a Jim Wolf POP charger.. I have no idea what it does besides help the air intake, does it make a noticeable difference? Is it easy to install? oh yeah and its cheap right, like 30$? Anyways thanks for the info
#2
Originally posted by sirneif
Ok it seems like everyone who has a Max has a Jim Wolf POP charger.. I have no idea what it does besides help the air intake, does it make a noticeable difference? Is it easy to install? oh yeah and its cheap right, like 30$? Anyways thanks for the info
Ok it seems like everyone who has a Max has a Jim Wolf POP charger.. I have no idea what it does besides help the air intake, does it make a noticeable difference? Is it easy to install? oh yeah and its cheap right, like 30$? Anyways thanks for the info
#3
Damn $190...
last summer I got mine from Courtesy $90-100 shipped! but there is no need to go all out and get a JWT..there are plenty other intakes out there for A HELL OF A LOT LESS!!! for example at lightningmotorsports.com, you can get a K&N w/ Maf adapter for $60-70 plus shipping! Ractive filters are also as low a $35! but there is no where you'll find a JWT Pop for $30, unless its possibly used! frankly for the prices they are now the JWT pop is a comlete ripoff IMO!!
#4
Re: Damn $190...
Originally posted by DA-MAX
last summer I got mine from Courtesy $90-100 shipped! but there is no need to go all out and get a JWT..!!
last summer I got mine from Courtesy $90-100 shipped! but there is no need to go all out and get a JWT..!!
also, what the hell does IMO mean?
#5
Re: Re: Damn $190...
yeah everyone seems to have gone "Price Increase Crazy" in the last year or so, it sucks a$$, but I guess thats business for 'ya!
and oh yeah, IMO = in my opinion
and oh yeah, IMO = in my opinion
Originally posted by Dirksmoothe
First off, I feel like an idiot then, but that is how much they are retailing for now. Price increase? I think so!
also, what the hell does IMO mean?
First off, I feel like an idiot then, but that is how much they are retailing for now. Price increase? I think so!
also, what the hell does IMO mean?
#7
There isn't much to it....
just the standard conical air filter, but heres a pic and the page--> http://www.jimwolftechnology.com/poprest.htm
Originally posted by sirneif
hmm ok cool, I assumed it was like a JWT special part, it seemed like JWT and POP charger were all one word.. anyways does anybody know of a site that has a technical description of it?
hmm ok cool, I assumed it was like a JWT special part, it seemed like JWT and POP charger were all one word.. anyways does anybody know of a site that has a technical description of it?
#9
Originally posted by Blu Max
Dirky man, i'm sorry. Dude you couldv'e got a Cold air intake for like 220 retail. I know you don't want to cut holes and it rains a lot but, just thought i would let you know.
Dirky man, i'm sorry. Dude you couldv'e got a Cold air intake for like 220 retail. I know you don't want to cut holes and it rains a lot but, just thought i would let you know.
#10
Originally posted by Dirksmoothe
I don't mind cutting holes and everything, but the rain here sucks, and I don't want a screwed engine.
I don't mind cutting holes and everything, but the rain here sucks, and I don't want a screwed engine.
#11
i made my own for 25 bucks. they sell cone filters like what is on the JWT pop charger at pep boys for 25 bucks. then i used the inner metal bracket that mounts to the maf filter housing and bolted it on up. some bending was required, but it can all be put back if i want to later.
#12
Originally posted by flyry110
i made my own for 25 bucks. they sell cone filters like what is on the JWT pop charger at pep boys for 25 bucks. then i used the inner metal bracket that mounts to the maf filter housing and bolted it on up. some bending was required, but it can all be put back if i want to later.
i made my own for 25 bucks. they sell cone filters like what is on the JWT pop charger at pep boys for 25 bucks. then i used the inner metal bracket that mounts to the maf filter housing and bolted it on up. some bending was required, but it can all be put back if i want to later.
Thanks
RB
#18
I made my own "PopCharger." As said before, take a conical filter, make an adapter and bolt it on. Just take a small square piece of aluminum or metal and cut a 3 inch hole in the center. Place it over the part that connects to the Mass Airflow Sensor and line the holes up. Mark 'em and drill them out of the metal. Next place a piece of 3inch diameter pipe on the adapter and spot weld it together. Attach the filter. Bolt onto the airflow sensor. Easy. Done. 30 minutes tops.
#19
mine is even simpler than that! i just drilled out the rivits from the fitting in the airbox, where the MAF tube meets the airbox. then i bent the inside tube a little (cause it flares out, had to straighten it) and just popped the cone on. the nuts and holes were already there! then i used the original bolts and bolted her back up. I'm posting a pic in a minute here.
#22
Originally posted by C-Dawg
I made my own "PopCharger." As said before, take a conical filter, make an adapter and bolt it on. Just take a small square piece of aluminum or metal and cut a 3 inch hole in the center. Place it over the part that connects to the Mass Airflow Sensor and line the holes up. Mark 'em and drill them out of the metal. Next place a piece of 3inch diameter pipe on the adapter and spot weld it together. Attach the filter. Bolt onto the airflow sensor. Easy. Done. 30 minutes tops.
I made my own "PopCharger." As said before, take a conical filter, make an adapter and bolt it on. Just take a small square piece of aluminum or metal and cut a 3 inch hole in the center. Place it over the part that connects to the Mass Airflow Sensor and line the holes up. Mark 'em and drill them out of the metal. Next place a piece of 3inch diameter pipe on the adapter and spot weld it together. Attach the filter. Bolt onto the airflow sensor. Easy. Done. 30 minutes tops.
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