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Originally Posted By: disturban
Well I see I posted this in the oil filter section by accident and now this site wont let me delete my own post and move it to the right section...how gay!



You ask the mods to move it.
 
Interesting test. I have seen other tests performed the same way but with different results, ie the paper filtering the best, cotton middle and foam the worst. I have only used paper filters on my cars/trucks and have never had dirt go through it like they showed.

I find it interesting that they pretty much use a stock intake lay out, smooth it out with better parts and it qualifies as their true cold air kit. I kind of confirms to me that stock intakes have the right idea in getting the cold air to the filter/ throttle body, but they just have a rougher air pathway with all the resonators etc. If you have the resonators before the filter, it should be not an issue and some stock intakes can be pretty good.

I also like that they talked about how all filters flow way more air than the engine uses, as I have read this to be true also.

I am thinking that they don't really have a working website to do further looking....I am not sure how to even get a hold of the company either.
 
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Originally Posted By: Smokescreen

I am thinking that they don't really have a working website to do further looking....I am not sure how to even get a hold of the company either.


www.trueflow.com is what he said to reference ... but it looks like a dead end. Do Google search for true flow filters and you'll get some hits.

Foam air filters (oiled) were used on dirt bikes forever, and seemed to really keep the dirt out very well.
 
They went out of business.

I have their filter in my F250 and its been good to me so far. According to my UOAs its filtering good.

The thing holds some serious dirt though as mine is getting nasty looking on the outside but the inside and intake look good.
 
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