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29 January 2010, 04:17 PM
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New age or classic standard air box filters by Cosworth.
Synthetic polyester base, single layer that flows 10% better than OE.
No oiling required.
£35 delivered UK mainland. 01752 345880 for fast supply
Synthetic polyester base, single layer that flows 10% better than OE.
No oiling required.
£35 delivered UK mainland. 01752 345880 for fast supply
29 January 2010, 05:21 PM
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From what I've seen, every **** up in the world is perpetrated when "cleaning" "re-useable" air filters, from carelessly using petrol, to utilising some other cleansing product which isn't intended for the purpose, (Mr Muscle) to wildly over oiling them, to causing breaches of health and safety guidelines by the criminal use of high pressure air lines.
I'd just fit one, and when I think it's dirty, I'd fit another one.
29 January 2010, 05:26 PM
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Interesting question and I'm glad you asked it.
From what I've seen, every **** up in the world is perpetrated when "cleaning" "re-useable" air filters, from carelessly using petrol, to utilising some other cleansing product which isn't intended for the purpose, (Mr Muscle) to wildly over oiling them, to causing breaches of health and safety guidelines by the criminal use of high pressure air lines.
I'd just fit one, and when I think it's dirty, I'd fit another one.
From what I've seen, every **** up in the world is perpetrated when "cleaning" "re-useable" air filters, from carelessly using petrol, to utilising some other cleansing product which isn't intended for the purpose, (Mr Muscle) to wildly over oiling them, to causing breaches of health and safety guidelines by the criminal use of high pressure air lines.
I'd just fit one, and when I think it's dirty, I'd fit another one.
29 January 2010, 05:45 PM
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I have used this type of panel filter for years. TSL green filter x2, K&N filter x1, and i NEVER bloody clean em. FFS, you spend thousands in your cars, then moan about replacing an air filter FFS! Buy a new one! LOLOLOLOLOLOL.
30 January 2010, 01:18 PM
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Had an STi panel filter, now got a Green Cotton panel filter. 
Both similar I think, test results in mags and online seem to think the Green is better than the STi.
Although I've also read that the standard Subaru one isn't bad!
Both similar I think, test results in mags and online seem to think the Green is better than the STi.
Although I've also read that the standard Subaru one isn't bad!
30 January 2010, 02:17 PM
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