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[blacktulip]

ive been reading vizards book about ram pipes etc and was looking at buying the ITG filter kit. does anyone run one and what have you made of it?

[TopCatCustom]

I asked a very similar question on here a couple of weeks ago and got no replies- hopefully you will have more luck!

[twrminisport]

For what carbs?

[blacktulip]

hif44

[mini93]

ITG filters are the only ones ill use given a choice (at least where fitting aftermarket equipment) Quality is ace... but it helps that their local and works a regestered seller

[puresmartie]

med like them. they use them in their ram pipe kits.

[twrminisport]

Yeah they are good. Make sure you get the ram pipe aswell though. extra 3 bhp or whatver

[Ethel]

I think K&N are better, but they do make more noise.

[TopCatCustom]

I posted this link in my thread, thought it would have been handy to sway some minds but maybe not! http://www.bobistheo...er/airtest3.htm

He also does flow tests if you go to the main page by clicking on the link at the bottom of the page.

The "Amsoil" 2 stage foam filter sounds identical to Pipercross and ITG filters, so you may be surprised to see it filters worse than the K&N, seeings how people like to slate K&N for their "they flow so well because they dont filter" reputation from some.

Edited by C4NN0N, 31 May 2011 - 04:11 PM.

[Hughes]

I have an ITG Filter with MED stub stack. Very happy with it.

Supposed to be better than cone type I seem to recall from a Calver article a few years back. Plus its probably the cheapest way to justify an MED sticker LOL

[Hughes]

I have an ITG Filter with MED stub stack. Very happy with it.

Supposed to be better than cone type I seem to recall from a Calver article a few years back. Plus its probably the cheapest way to justify an MED sticker LOL