UniFilter Foam panel filter

[WannabeXP]

Hey Everyone!
Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with these?
http://www.uniflow.com.au/contents/media/l_tt%20cut.jpg
Ive got one on my motorbike and it seems to work?
Would it let too much dirt through tho?
Best thing going for it is a bit of turps and filter oil and it'll last forever!
Let us know what you think
Cheers, Jason

[Mr Hardware]

what's wrong with an airhog or k&n

[Dr Jekkyl]

I have used these filters before and highly recommend them.

I perceived and increase in throttle response and reduced my petrol consumption from 13L/100km to 11L/100km around town, while freeway/highway consumption was as low as 8L/100km.

There was the added bonus of a nice induction sound too, which made the naive believe that I had made some king of major engine modification......and I was happy for them to believe this.

A bonus is that they are Australian owned and made. Pretty rare now.

I figure that if foam elements are best for motocross bikes, which are the closest off-the-shelf vehicle to their pro racing counterparts, then they must be pretty good.

I say go for it!

[crdave]

In my experience with dirt bikes unifilter make a great product and I swear by them.Don't see why these would be any different.

[WannabeXP]

Originally Posted by Mr Hardware

what's wrong with an airhog or k&n

Nothing wrong with them, Foam just seems like a better idea.
I only discovered them last night.
I'm convinced because of the modern 4 stroke dirt bikes which chew rings like theres no 2moro and still run foam filters. they have been around for ages!
thanks lads

[sleeper393]

uni filter has been around for years , were common on sprint cars, so they must be alright.