Apexi dry panel filters?

[Drew99GT]

Has anyone purchased one of these? They look very well constructed. Dry, not oiled. From some test I've seen, they flow the most and filter the best.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9177

http://www.mikekemper.com/elantra/filters/

 

[Revving2Redline]

MKIV.com has a comparison test and apexi does really really well. I use a Davidson/ Amsoil Ea nano filter for my injen intake and its also available panel style. I think their panel filters are worth trying over a oiled filter that only filters when its really dirty( sounds like K&N) . I think you will do fine with a filter like that.

 

[Chris142]

Every dyno pull will be slightly different.imo that test is within tolerances and proves nothing.

 

[dailydriver]

Originally Posted By: Chris142
Every dyno pull will be slightly different.imo that test is within tolerances and proves nothing.


^^^THIS!

Dyno variance MUST be taken into account with ANY small power gains claimed (or observed) by filter, oil, additive, etc. companies.

Drew; apexi makes a panel filter for the Stangs, or are you using a cone filter on an aftermarket cold air kit??

I know some import tuner companies make stuff for the Blue Oval ponies and NO OTHER domestics (like Mishimoto radiator hoses/products, etc.).