Better Air Filter Than Stock?
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Is there one, or better to just leave the stocker alone? I wouldn't mind trapping smaller particles than the stock filter, but they don't make a PureOne for my car. Is there another that's equivalent?
Colt, I'm not sure we've proven that Donaldson uses the same material in Amsoil's EA filter, have we? All three advertise to filter better than stock paper or oiled cotton, though, in answer to the original question.
2005 Accent GT. PureOne, EA, and Donaldson skipped over my car.
Go figure. Not many Hyundai drivers are out looking for a $30 air filter.
Cept me, of course
Go figure. Not many Hyundai drivers are out looking for a $30 air filter.
Cept me, of course
PureOne doesn't make an oiled air filter for My Subaru either-darn it.
Try Amsoil EaA.
While the PureOne is not available for my car, the Amsoil EaA is.
While the PureOne is not available for my car, the Amsoil EaA is.
Well, Amsoil steps back to a WIX paper filter that look just like the paper filter Hyundai has in it. They don't offer the EaA filters, unfortunately. Like I said, not many Accent drivers are gonna spring for an air filter, let alone a 35.00 air filter. The Accent is considered a throw-away car after all. Not to me, but by the industry and most of their owners.
Purolator and Amsoil know what they're doing. Why develop a premium air filter for a car (even if there are millions of these cars on the road) that the owners don't think enough of to buy the "best" for?
S.O.L. again!
Purolator and Amsoil know what they're doing. Why develop a premium air filter for a car (even if there are millions of these cars on the road) that the owners don't think enough of to buy the "best" for?
S.O.L. again!
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