ITG air filter
06-24-2005, 04:13 AM
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ITG air filter
Anyone using one?
Worth the money?
Service on Tuesday, might get one and take it along with me. Just curious as to whether its worth the money or not. Looking at
Worth the money?
Service on Tuesday, might get one and take it along with me. Just curious as to whether its worth the money or not. Looking at
06-24-2005, 04:40 AM
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yeah. seems to be a totally different material though so I guess a reason for the extra cost. i dont know much about them hence why i asked here.
"Over the years, itg have created the lightest, most capable filters for all fields of motorsport, from Formula 1 to the World Rally Championship.
The same design skills, advanced technology and attention to detail are also used to produce our Profilter range of high grade replacement filters for both road and competition use.
With such a pedigree, you can be sure of a quality product with a superior performance
"Over the years, itg have created the lightest, most capable filters for all fields of motorsport, from Formula 1 to the World Rally Championship.
The same design skills, advanced technology and attention to detail are also used to produce our Profilter range of high grade replacement filters for both road and competition use.
With such a pedigree, you can be sure of a quality product with a superior performance
06-24-2005, 04:45 AM
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Decent client list thats for sure
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Advanced Engine Research
Arena Motorsport
BAR F1
BEAST
Champion Racing USA
Cosworth Technology
Countdown Developments
Courage Competition
Crescent Suzuki
Dallara/Nissan World Series
Dome/Mugen
Doran Enterprises
Engine Developments
HM Plant Ducati
Honda Performance USA
Mercedes Ilmor F1
MG Sport + Competition
NISMO
PTP
Renault F1
Riley Technologies
Team Penske
TRD Japan
TRD USA
VLR
West Surrey Racing
XL Racing
06-24-2005, 05:22 AM
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Dont use ITG. They contain a lot of oil, lot more gunky that other filters. why's that a problem? Well it does catch a lot of dirt, but the gunk quite quickly ends up in your intake pipe and will slowly coat the MAP sensor. Given that it controls the fuelling, its not a good thing. Many Subaru's have had failed MAF sensors from ITG's - when they fail they cause the car to fuel lean - which is rather dangerous...
K&N are the best in my book, cant fault their products at all.
MB
K&N are the best in my book, cant fault their products at all.
MB
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ITG do some great filters, they are not all oil based most of their road ones are now 3ply foam dry filter, depends on car and application. www.bhpplus.co.uk supply them and can advice on the specific application if you give them a call.
09-10-2013, 04:12 AM
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ITG do some great filters, they are not all oil based most of their road ones are now 3ply foam dry filter, depends on car and application. www.bhpplus.co.uk supply them and can advice on the specific application if you give them a call.
