any used a unifilter with a raptor blower?

[MR_VX]

at the moment i have a K&N pod and was wondering has anyone used a foam unifilter on there blower? might sound stupid but being a soft foam could the charger suck to hard and suck the foam through?

[one_and_only2004]

I think you'd be right, but wouldn't that be introducing a decent sized restriction in your intake?

[MR_VX]

over a k&n filter pod????? wouldnt it be the same but suck more then a k&n?

[one_and_only2004]

Oops sorry, i thought you meant one of those panel uni-filters. Well is the uni-filter one bigger? If so then it probably should suck air a bit easier. 4" intake piping also helps with reducing restrictions too.

[MR_VX]

yeah its more surface area the the k&n but im a little worried about the soft foam getting sucked through

[mking]

wouldnt worry about it dude, see them all the time on the ricers in hot 4's etc with turbos

[wraith]

Just keep the K&N. Foam isn't as good a filter as the cotton.

[MR_VX]

yea ill keep the k&n and spend the money else where lol

[Raptorsc]

Good decision

[Raptorsc]

I have recently order a shipment of "stripper" filters from UNIFILTER that slip over the supplied SAAS filter element

Anyone operating in dusty conditions or in a normally dry climate might want to consider this option for ulimate engine protection.

It takes a lot of filtering load off the pleated cotton filter and is easier to clean as well as providing a second barrier of defense against dust.

I have been trialling this arrangement on my Hilux for the last 2 months, filter looks brand new and its been very dusty of late

Price will be roughly $32.00 ea inc gst