Pavlo

ITG foam filter isn't oil coated. It's coated with something, but it's more of a gel, and it's not sucked throught the filter like oil on cotton. Foam is about 25mm thick, cotton filter about 0.5mm.

As far as I, and just about every tuner/vendor I have spoken to, the ITG panel is recommended as a safe alternative to the paper filter or an induction kit.

Paul

ScoobyJawa

The ITG isn't oil its a foam filter with polymer resin.

Also a MAF for the whole unit is about that but you can buy just the meter part for about 60-70 quid.

CharlieWhiskey

I've had mine on the car for eight months and wouldn't use anything else

I had a little trouble with the MAF before and got away with cleaning it (cotton buds & Tric.)

It has not been a problem since I got the ITG fitted.

kevin stanton

How does the ITG panel filter compare to the K&N panel filter ?
I've currently got the K&N panel filter fitted, should i be using the ITG.....

Kevin

Gridlock Mikey

GO ON Charlie my son.........get in there

See me, well over a year with ITG and no resonator. Opened my Airbox the other day, pulled out a few pine needles and the like, moths etc but i figure, what the hell, that's what it is there for.

Not a single problem on my car (Intake related that is, squeaks and rattles and a dodgy window don't count ) and it's coming upto it's 30,000 mile stage

Stick one in dude, what's the worst that can happen???? DOOOCTOOOR PEPPER hahahaha

Mikey

Gridlock Mikey

I bet the only "real" tangable difference Kev, is that they are spelt differently Not what the suppliers will have you believe but there ya go

Mikey

CharlieWhiskey

Ah Mikey, you spotted I had escaped from the muppet forum

It's a rare foray into the techie world

Harrymattson

Only coz you have to ask me what the **** those oily things are eh Chris

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