Anyone using a Ralliart drop in filter...?
Jun 6, 2003, 11:09 PM
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Originally posted by zx6r
Where did you get your Ralliart filter from ? Japanparts.net or somewhere local in the states ?
Where did you get your Ralliart filter from ? Japanparts.net or somewhere local in the states ?
Houston we have a problem ....
Jun 6, 2003, 11:55 PM
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Originally posted by evo1
Vivid but they are overpriced so try and talk them down ... sorry Vivid .... quit tryin' to sell over retail ..... ummmmmmmm, RMR test pipe $140 .... RMR test pipe from RMR = $99 Houston we have a problem ....
Vivid but they are overpriced so try and talk them down ... sorry Vivid .... quit tryin' to sell over retail ..... ummmmmmmm, RMR test pipe $140 .... RMR test pipe from RMR = $99
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Jun 18, 2003, 10:55 AM
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How exactly do you clean this filter. I got mine today and the instructions are from Japan. I guess you just use water washing from the outside in, or is it from the inside out. I dont think you have to oil these foam filters. Also how often should these be cleaned?
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Dec 1, 2006, 12:25 AM
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Good Morning Forum,
Sorry if I bring back this year-old topic. I also have a Ralliart Filter installed on my Evo IX. I had no problem inserting the filter itself with the logo facing down to the engine side but what way do I have to insert the red metal frame?
My car has now about 13000km and I had the frame installed with the rubber seal facing up. Yesterday I cleaned the filter and noticed quite some dirt on the outer edges of the airbox. Luckliy the filter's seal kept it from being sucked into the engine.
So, again, my question is: Do I insert the metal frame with the rubber seal facing up or down?
Thanks,
Ramon
Sorry if I bring back this year-old topic. I also have a Ralliart Filter installed on my Evo IX. I had no problem inserting the filter itself with the logo facing down to the engine side but what way do I have to insert the red metal frame?
My car has now about 13000km and I had the frame installed with the rubber seal facing up. Yesterday I cleaned the filter and noticed quite some dirt on the outer edges of the airbox. Luckliy the filter's seal kept it from being sucked into the engine.
So, again, my question is: Do I insert the metal frame with the rubber seal facing up or down?
Thanks,
Ramon
Dec 1, 2006, 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted by wmcorcor
What other drop-in type air filters are people using in their EVO's?? K&N...?
Dec 1, 2006, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by wmcorcor
Speaking just for myself I want a drop-in filter (no modifications) to get better air-flow without sacrificing reliable filtering. Also having a cleanable filter element is better than buyng one cheap one after another. In the other turbo cars I've owner I had noticeable, althought not dramatic gains from a K&N drop-in filter.
Personally I don't plan any mechanical mods since I don't race this car and I'd rather not play warranty roulette. Also after modding out three other cars it gets a little old having to take the car to 5 different mechanics depending on what you think may be broken.
I will do cosmetic and simple drop-in mods but that's it and I think the air filter is an easy one.
Personally I don't plan any mechanical mods since I don't race this car and I'd rather not play warranty roulette. Also after modding out three other cars it gets a little old having to take the car to 5 different mechanics depending on what you think may be broken.
I will do cosmetic and simple drop-in mods but that's it and I think the air filter is an easy one.
Mar 13, 2007, 02:29 AM
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I have a Ralliart filter in my IX and I just had a HKS Hi-Power installed on my IX. I think that the Ralliart is a good filter. I just wished Ralliart would bring more parts for the Evo to the States.
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