Hi Brendan, If you are interested in some interesting reading on filters read this, I don't/won't use a K&N off road.
http://www.duramax-diesel.com/spicer/index.htm
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Hi Brendan, If you are interested in some interesting reading on filters read this, I don't/won't use a K&N off road.
http://www.duramax-diesel.com/spicer/index.htm
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here's one:
http://www.au.sgs.com/home_au_v2/sgs...tm?lobId=21986
caveat - I work for this company in another country... that said I can tell you it is more use when using the same oil with regular samples over time as then you get a trend...
i use the stock defender donaldson type filter with a snorkel with donaldson pre cleaner on top and after most trips away this time of year i get around a 1/2 to a cup of dust out of the pre cleaner from a days drive. money well spent
seems the evidence is clear, F*** me side ways. Might have to start looking at something else.....:(
SJ, do you do interpreting or just the analysis ?
Been using ALS for testing but get a bloke in the US to interpret results.
My opinion of K&N strainers is that they keep out the small rocks and the low flying birds. For serious outback work use a Donaldson with snorkel and scoop. Look at all the road train operators. The swirl bowl precleaners are meant for stationary and slow moving plant and are not really effective at highway speeds and can cause restriction. Donaldson used to recommend against fitting them to on-road vehicles. The cyclonic effect and evacuator valve on the Donaldson will dump a lot of dust before the element.