Air Filter Shootout test
As I said earlier in this thread.... Dyno testing is only a small part of the equation...
The K&N on my bike flowed about the same as the AMSOIL filter. It also flowed a lot of dirt with it which I used Oil Analysis to confirm..
That is where this test will fall short, there has to be a balance between flow and filtration.
The Injen intake with the AMSOIL EA Series filter netted 24 WHP on an EVO VIII
Doc
The K&N on my bike flowed about the same as the AMSOIL filter. It also flowed a lot of dirt with it which I used Oil Analysis to confirm..
That is where this test will fall short, there has to be a balance between flow and filtration.
The Injen intake with the AMSOIL EA Series filter netted 24 WHP on an EVO VIII
Doc
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Thanks Doc, appreciate it!
Chad (CBRD), I currently have the Vibrant on my car and have always figured it does a poor job filtering and probably doesn't flow the greatest. The Vibrant filter is the same one Buschur now includes with his intake kit. I wonder if he has tested it against others?
Chad (CBRD), I currently have the Vibrant on my car and have always figured it does a poor job filtering and probably doesn't flow the greatest. The Vibrant filter is the same one Buschur now includes with his intake kit. I wonder if he has tested it against others?
the perrin has proven to be the best so far of anything we have tested in performance... I have seen no detrimental effects of filtering over the course of the past few months......... we have had blitz, vibrant, k&n (various sizes), Amsoil, original injen filter... etc...
the car will the vibrant on it, had used it for awhile... there was a decent amount of dirt in the maf inlet.... This filter doesnt get oil or anything so it's apparently solely relying on the element to do the filtering....
and as far as dave's intakes.. he has had two versions... one had the adapter plate built in, the other uses a vibrant adapter plate and a fiter...
cb
The performance of the vibrant wasn't inferior....
the perrin has proven to be the best so far of anything we have tested in performance... I have seen no detrimental effects of filtering over the course of the past few months......... we have had blitz, vibrant, k&n (various sizes), Amsoil, original injen filter... etc...
the car will the vibrant on it, had used it for awhile... there was a decent amount of dirt in the maf inlet.... This filter doesnt get oil or anything so it's apparently solely relying on the element to do the filtering....
and as far as dave's intakes.. he has had two versions... one had the adapter plate built in, the other uses a vibrant adapter plate and a fiter...
cb
the perrin has proven to be the best so far of anything we have tested in performance... I have seen no detrimental effects of filtering over the course of the past few months......... we have had blitz, vibrant, k&n (various sizes), Amsoil, original injen filter... etc...
the car will the vibrant on it, had used it for awhile... there was a decent amount of dirt in the maf inlet.... This filter doesnt get oil or anything so it's apparently solely relying on the element to do the filtering....
and as far as dave's intakes.. he has had two versions... one had the adapter plate built in, the other uses a vibrant adapter plate and a fiter...
cb


