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      08-31-2012, 09:11 AM   #23
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Does anyone know the filtering efficiency of this filter?
Our filter has the ablity to trap dirt down to 5 microns.

Weight is also less than 2 pounds.
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      08-31-2012, 09:16 AM   #24
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Maybe I should read that other thread. I figured that dude was a troll from reading a few of his stupid posts so I've been ignoring the new ones but if it has some entertainment value to it then why not.

Love my AA Green filter BTW
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      08-31-2012, 09:52 AM   #25
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Thanks, good to know.. any stats on the % filtering efficiency per ISO tests? (OEM is 99+%)


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Our filter has the ablity to trap dirt down to 5 microns.

Weight is also less than 2 pounds.
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      08-31-2012, 10:33 AM   #26
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Our filter has the ablity to trap dirt down to 5 microns.

Weight is also less than 2 pounds.

will this have any fitment problems in my '11 ?
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will this have any fitment problems in my '11 ?
Nope we have sold 100's with out a single issue just be sure to select your model year when ordering.
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Its a nice filter and I have no complaints about it but I could scarcely hear a difference and didn't notice the slightest difference in performance. I expected the latter, the stock box/breathing/filter is quite a robust system and there just isn't any low hanging fruit to be had there. The barely noticeable difference in sound I wasn't expecting. From reports here I was looking forward to a respectable increase in induction sound but that was not the case. It was just so as you can notice.
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      09-05-2012, 01:15 PM   #29
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Its a nice filter and I have no complaints about it but I could scarcely hear a difference and didn't notice the slightest difference in performance. I expected the latter, the stock box/breathing/filter is quite a robust system and there just isn't any low hanging fruit to be had there. The barely noticeable difference in sound I wasn't expecting. From reports here I was looking forward to a respectable increase in induction sound but that was not the case. It was just so as you can notice.
Have to agree with you on this. I had a BMC filter in my car and removed it only to notice little difference. I personally think that there is no performance to be had on the 2010 and up M3's by putting in a performance filter. Also a Paper filter is going to filter better than a cotton and gauze filter of the same filter area. I have posted on this topic in great detail before. To keep it short and sweet, "you can't let more air in with out letting more dirt in unless you increase filter area".

With the above being said, there is some power to be had by butting a filter in an 08/09 car that came with the charcoal element integrated with the filter. Personally, I think someone should make a solution to allow the new 2010+ filter in the 08/09 car without having to change the entire air box.
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Have to agree with you on this. I had a BMC filter in my car and removed it only to notice little difference. I personally think that there is no performance to be had on the 2010 and up M3's by putting in a performance filter. Also a Paper filter is going to filter better than a cotton and gauze filter of the same filter area. I have posted on this topic in great detail before. To keep it short and sweet, "you can't let more air in with out letting more dirt in unless you increase filter area".

With the above being said, there is some power to be had by butting a filter in an 08/09 car that came with the charcoal element integrated with the filter. Personally, I think someone should make a solution to allow the new 2010+ filter in the 08/09 car without having to change the entire air box.
Our filter drops in all years of E9x m3's.
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