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Originally Posted by GZ3 1 graph proves nothing. When speaking on filters constructed in the same exact way i.e. layers, materials, a dry flow filter (brandless) will out flow an
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If you have any of that data you mentioned handy, I'd be interested to see it. You gave me the AEM sales pitch and I responded with an interesting table they used to have on their website that points to an alternate conclusion -- at least with less than 120 grams of dirt packed on the filter. Again, that graph did not come from K&N -- it came from AEM. If it's inaccurate, blame them, but it clearly shows that their filter media is superior in flow only with 120 grams or more dirt packed on.
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