Hello.

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



Full story here:

 

moved to drivetrain

 

Sorry Moray....

 

Oops double post!

[This message has been edited by GavinP (edited 02 July 2001).]

 

What no replies!

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

Thanks

Gavin

 

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

 

guarantee it against what....?

 

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

 

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

 

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

Thanks

Gavin

 

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"...

 

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

 

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.

 

I wonder if this one knackers the MAF sensor?

 

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

Paul.

 

<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