GavinP

Hello.

Just seen this on the Autospeed site (can't see anything on their own site....)



Full story here:

MorayMackenzie

moved to drivetrain

GavinP

Sorry Moray....

GavinP

Oops double post!

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GavinP

What no replies!

I would have thought that the price would have caused a bit of a stir..... £250

Thanks

Gavin

chiark

Laminar air flow sounds good - do they guarantee it???

GavinP

guarantee it against what....?

chiark

...that it is indeed laminar flow at any speed?

chiark

Anyhow, we've been hoaxed - that's a dyson bagless cleaner isn't it?

GavinP

If they do charge £250 for it, that is a bit rich for a carbon-fibre cover, wouldn't you say....?

Thanks

Gavin

chiark

Aah, but it's got a reverse flow technology air filter inside it.

I think that's the motoring equivalent of "pro-v for added hair strength"...

GavinP

I'd be interested to see how much the inside is different to the Pipercross "Vector" filter I have on the car already....

Adam M

looks v interesting.

is there a patent number anywhere in any of the literature?

I would love to rip the patent to pieces.

Very good way of understanding te gains they claim.

Trucker Ted

I wonder if this one knackers the MAF sensor?

Mac's Power

So they are finally copping on to the idea of linear air flow???
Wonder where they got this idea from

Paul.

GavinP

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Trucker Ted:
<B>I wonder if this one knackers the MAF sensor?[/quote]

I would say this comment is a bit harsh - they have been reports of MAF failures on pretty much all brands of air filter at some point.

Thanks

Gavin