Managed to get a brand new air filter yesterday of 'fleabay' 5 English pounds!, he had 2 so purchased them both, Nissan wanted 19 english pounds for 1!
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Managed to get a brand new air filter yesterday of 'fleabay' 5 English pounds!, he had 2 so purchased them both, Nissan wanted 19 english pounds for 1!
Good deal, big difference in price
I stick with genuine Nissan filters only...I get a very competitive price which is very close to other brands
How much are the genuine ones? Ryco ones not upto it? What do you think about the unifilter foam ones?
I just bought a Ryco one the other day but I paid $38 from a small town 4wd shop...Had no choice...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Burden
I think I usually pay 40 bucks but I buy 5 at a time. Pretty happy with that price and keeps MR Nissan warranty happyQuote:
Originally Posted by Burden
depending on your patrol they say dont use unifilters on crd patrols as the oil in th e filter gets onto the maf sensor and creates problemsQuote:
Originally Posted by Burden
stephen
I paid $38.00 for my lge one at Repco, usually $76.00, named dropped and got the discount. Laughin.
Hi Stephen, Ok that makes sense i guess - ive got a GQ 4.2 nat asperated so shouldnt be a problem - do you think there is much, if any advantage using a unifilter?
i get ryco filters from sprints for $20.. makes it easier to replace more often as they are cheap..
mate told me to get k&n filter
any1 run k&n filter? would i need 2 , a round and an oval?
thanks
I only ever use genuine Nissan filters (air, oil ect) Have a mate at local dealership so get them for a very good price
k&n have a lifetime warranty and he reakons he got a small power increase in his 60 series
I would swear by oiled foam filters in motorbikes but have no experience in 4x4s. Surely if looked after and regularly cleaned and oiled they would outperform the paper ones???? I know that on dirt bikes they are brilliant and they have intakes down real low!
I thought this was pretty interesting to read. I'm not a fan of foam & or oiled filters.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewto...1483&view=next
Fair enough, to be fair I would clean the foam filter on the bike after every outing and because you dont use it all the time it was not such a chore but after reading that post I agree a foam filter would be a pain in the a***Quote:
Originally Posted by blowngq
Thanks for the link blowngq