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I've been buying Twinair for as long as I remember, my father says "don't bother with anything else"
However when I look at cost of some alternative brands I could save quite a bit of money.
Am I paying for the brand here or are Twinair actually superior to other filters e.g. DT1?
However when I look at cost of some alternative brands I could save quite a bit of money.
Am I paying for the brand here or are Twinair actually superior to other filters e.g. DT1?
Air filter technology is highly specialized and thus extremely difficult to do properly. I mean, think about what a filter is made of. Foam, glue, and plastic.... all HIGHLY specialized materials. Only certain companies have access to the best quality foam, let along the best quality glue and plastic.
You should definitely just stick to twin air. You should also ONLY drive Ford trucks, wear Levi jeans, ride Harley motorcycles, and drink Budweiser beer. Literally nothing else could POSSIBLY be as good as those brands, much like no filter on earth could ever be as good as a twin air.
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40% off with code- Mxtrack (one word/ no space)
Also works for Mika Metals...
It’s one word, no space. I just tried it and it’s good to go !
Mxtrack
Pit Row
I ordered three 2 -stage units, a can of cleaner, and two cans of their bio oil. $99.21 to include shipping. Nice deal!
These in conjunction with the MX BONZ kit I installed should give my (still rebuilding...) 07' CR125 a solid foundation for sucking clean air.
I have been running Twin Air and a PC Racing Pro Seal air filter gasket on my '05 CR125 with good results, but the MX BONZ kit is the bomb-diggity.
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