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Thread: High Flow Air Filter SDV8

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    As per Rick130

    I remember reading a thread on here that tested different types of filters. From memory two of the filters were paper element, a generic brand (say Repco) and a AC Delco or something. The AC Delco was the best performer in both flow, filtration and pressure drop over time with dust added. The generic one was only third or so, but the foam and cotton filters didn't fare very well.
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    Have a read of this thread.

    Air Filter Tests (Finally)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco4SE View Post
    Hey Guys,

    These are the filters that I have been looking BMC Air Filter High Performance Air Filters. Might answer a few queries.

    Cheers, Craig
    They are a oiled filter (at least for 4wds) so not good for our cars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    They are a oiled filter (at least for 4wds) so not good for our cars.
    Didn't realize that is an oiled filter, however I did email them and asked them to confirm.

    I would never use an oiled filter. I run a AFE Dry filter on my Grand Cherokee and it has been great.

    Thanks for the feedback everyone. Much appreciated.

    Hope to pick up my new (second hand) Sport tomorrow afternoon

    Cheers, Craig

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    I just followed the link you put up and looked at the offroad filters.

    In there it says

    "BMC air filters are also designed and produced to ensure a higher air flow than OE filters, producing less than half the pressure drop when compared to paper filters. BMC air filters allow more air into the engine, while providing better protection.

    As cotton is a natural material which can be reused several times the filter can be washed with a special detergent then re-oiled, saving the cost of changing the air filter each time the vehicle is serviced. The filter can even be cleaned and regenerated in the outback, with the handy aerosol service kit. BMC air filters have a general lifespan equal to that of the vehicle."

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    Italian version of K&N.
    Did anyone notice you could see the car radiator badge through it as he removed it?

    They obviously have a MAP tune and no MAF.
    Not much dust on a racetrack.
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