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Shane P
15-09-2010, 19:46
Hiya !

What are peoples opinions on these :

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/Product.do?method=view&n=1623&g=0&p=38805&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Base&utm_campaign=Performance

What does everybody else use?

:)

tiff_lee
15-09-2010, 20:21
I have one fitted I bought from James5 although I can't remember the make of the filter but they all serve the same purpose.

I would of thought one of these would be a necessity to help prevent turbo damage, just imagine spending ££££ on a turbo for it to be ruined by some small swarf or debris a £40 filter could of saved.

Although I might be talking crap :cartman:

SCHWARTZ
15-09-2010, 20:22
i got a hose made up by hose solutions with inline-filter. It came with a nice little mocal filter that looks a little like that.

Scoff
15-09-2010, 20:51
worth their weight in platinum

Shane P
15-09-2010, 20:53
Thanks all for the advice :agree: :)

TrixNFlix
15-09-2010, 21:25
i got a hose made up by hose solutions with inline-filter. It came with a nice little mocal filter that looks a little like that.

I put one of these on my newly rebuilt c1j engine, you should of seen the amount of swarf it collected , granted i did my first oil change after 1500 miles, rebuilt the engine in the front room, on a black and decker workbench while plastering and painting in the front room!:ashamed::D Anyways engine still going strong and so is the turbo.:agree::laugh:

jesus in the seat of a 5
15-09-2010, 21:37
so...wheres the best place to get one?...:)

Hi 5
15-09-2010, 21:43
so...wheres the best place to get one?...:)


demon tweeks best thing since sliced bread i use one after distroying a £1000 turbo

The new Bill J
15-09-2010, 21:47
Go to Thinkauto. They're the people who supply Tweeks, and they're cheaper ;)

Alex
16-09-2010, 09:11
Try Ben @ Hose Solutions :)

James5
16-09-2010, 09:16
I have one fitted I bought from James5 although I can't remember the make of the filter but they all serve the same purpose.

I would of thought one of these would be a necessity to help prevent turbo damage, just imagine spending ££££ on a turbo for it to be ruined by some small swarf or debris a £40 filter could of saved.

Although I might be talking crap :cartman:


It's an old style Mocal filter from www.thinkauto.com (http://www.thinkauto.com) and the braided line you have is Aeroquip.

James5
16-09-2010, 09:18
Try Ben @ Hose Solutions :)


Bens's braided line is just to long with the filter in place it's as if all they have done is cut the normal feed in 1/2 and stuck a mocal filter in the middle this then puts another 2" on the oil feed pipe's length and dependant on the type / size turbo you have puts a horrible kink in the feed.

5teve L
16-09-2010, 09:22
Bens's braided line is just to long with the filter in place it's as if all they have done is cut the normal feed in 1/2 and stuck a mocal filter in the middle this then puts another 2" on the oil feed pipe's length and dependant on the type / size turbo you have puts a horrible kink in the feed.
I have one & I can confirm this, he's just cut a hose on half by the looks of it, no thought went into it at all, mine has to go toward the rad & then back over itself in a loop or I get a kink, I think I will get another made up soon as it's just :crap:

James5
16-09-2010, 09:23
I have one & I can confirm this, he's just cut a hose on half by the looks of it, no thought went into it at all, mine has to go toward the rad & then back over itself in a loop or I get a kink, I think I will get another made up soon as it's just :crap:

Was thinking of your car when I typed that:laugh:

Filters nice though:D:laugh:

Alex
16-09-2010, 12:16
Mine seems fine? Strange! :confused:

Wallace
12-10-2010, 21:29
Try Ben @ Hose Solutions :)


Just thought i'd add to this incase it helps people out! - I contacted Ben, told him i wanted an in-line filter, so he asked me to send him my hose (at my expense), 2 days later and at a charge of £30, this is what was delivered back to me!

He did say that this particular hose was rubber with the braided sleeving and not the Tefflon version that is of better quality - of which he can supply @ a further £25!.............can't comment on that, but all in all, very happy and thought it wasn't too expensive!

Hope it helps anyway:agree:

tiff_lee
12-10-2010, 22:26
That seems a pretty good deal, might have to invest in one for my let