APEX'i filter is nice
09-07-2002, 10:59 AM
#1
APEX'i filter is nice
I got my APEX'i power intake filter from Berk and threw it on my franken mid-pipe. The filter itself is made really well and looks very nice. I drove around with a for a bit and it seems to pull a little harder. Plus, the sound is even deeper 
hehehe.... For those that are worried about over-oiled K&N filters or those looking for a replacement, the Apex'i filter is definitely worth it....
hehehe.... For those that are worried about over-oiled K&N filters or those looking for a replacement, the Apex'i filter is definitely worth it....
09-07-2002, 12:15 PM
#2
Re: APEX'i filter is nice
Originally posted by UMD_MaxSE
I got my APEX'i power intake filter from Berk and threw it on my franken mid-pipe. The filter itself is made really well and looks very nice. I drove around with a for a bit and it seems to pull a little harder. Plus, the sound is even deeper hehehe.... For those that are worried about over-oiled K&N filters or those looking for a replacement, the Apex'i filter is definitely worth it....
I got my APEX'i power intake filter from Berk and threw it on my franken mid-pipe. The filter itself is made really well and looks very nice. I drove around with a for a bit and it seems to pull a little harder. Plus, the sound is even deeper
hehehe.... For those that are worried about over-oiled K&N filters or those looking for a replacement, the Apex'i filter is definitely worth it....
09-07-2002, 12:36 PM
#3
09-07-2002, 01:48 PM
#4
Re: Re: APEX'i filter is nice
Originally posted by areX
hello, sir. where and how much you get it for?
hello, sir. where and how much you get it for?
09-07-2002, 07:59 PM
#5
Re: Re: Re: APEX'i filter is nice
Originally posted by UMD_MaxSE
it was $70 for the filter plus like $10 for the adapter, hose clamps, and silicon tube you need to fit it on to any tubing or MAF adapter. It may seem kind of steep, but the filter has a no maintenance dry element unlike a K&N. It filters very well according to testing and flows great also....
it was $70 for the filter plus like $10 for the adapter, hose clamps, and silicon tube you need to fit it on to any tubing or MAF adapter. It may seem kind of steep, but the filter has a no maintenance dry element unlike a K&N. It filters very well according to testing and flows great also....
it just is....
09-08-2002, 11:32 PM
#12
Re: APEX'i filter is nice
Originally posted by UMD_MaxSE
I got my APEX'i power intake filter from Berk and threw it on my franken mid-pipe. The filter itself is made really well and looks very nice. I drove around with a for a bit and it seems to pull a little harder. Plus, the sound is even deeper hehehe.... For those that are worried about over-oiled K&N filters or those looking for a replacement, the Apex'i filter is definitely worth it....
I got my APEX'i power intake filter from Berk and threw it on my franken mid-pipe. The filter itself is made really well and looks very nice. I drove around with a for a bit and it seems to pull a little harder. Plus, the sound is even deeper
hehehe.... For those that are worried about over-oiled K&N filters or those looking for a replacement, the Apex'i filter is definitely worth it....
09-09-2002, 01:28 AM
#14
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
Whats the advantages of this filter over say the MonsterFlow one?
Dixit
Whats the advantages of this filter over say the MonsterFlow one?
Dixit
The filtering element. MF's probably flow well (foam is very pourous), but I'm skeptical about their quality and longevity. Even my good friends over and Frankencar have switched over again to K&N and Apex. Even though Steve at first praised MF like it was a gift from god, he's now switched. If you are happy using your MF, you should be alright using it. But with your new plans you may not need this type of filter.
09-09-2002, 01:35 AM
#15
Originally posted by cobymoby
The filtering element. MF's probably flow well (foam is very pourous), but I'm skeptical about their quality and longevity. Even my good friends over and Frankencar have switched over again to K&N and Apex. Even though Steve at first praised MF like it was a gift from god, he's now switched. If you are happy using your MF, you should be alright using it. But with your new plans you may not need this type of filter.
The filtering element. MF's probably flow well (foam is very pourous), but I'm skeptical about their quality and longevity. Even my good friends over and Frankencar have switched over again to K&N and Apex. Even though Steve at first praised MF like it was a gift from god, he's now switched. If you are happy using your MF, you should be alright using it. But with your new plans you may not need this type of filter.
Dixit
09-09-2002, 04:35 PM
#17
Originally posted by vinnieloo
so what happens when the filter gets dirty? do you have to buy a new one? or just a new filtering element?
so what happens when the filter gets dirty? do you have to buy a new one? or just a new filtering element?
80$ too steep for now
09-16-2002, 05:16 PM
#22
Originally posted by max002
So then if this costs $70 + $10 = $80...isn't that far less than JWT's POP @ around $125? Am i missing something on the performance aspect of this?
So then if this costs $70 + $10 = $80...isn't that far less than JWT's POP @ around $125? Am i missing something on the performance aspect of this?
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