Green Twister standard cone(air)filer

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  • lynx
    S2Forum Enthusiast
    • Jan 2005
    • 125
    • Country: Estonia

    #1

    Green Twister standard cone(air)filer

    hy guys,

    I just got mine subj.

    Anyway, I searched on this forum about that, and found this topic:



    >Jonas R saying there: "You could also try a Green Twister filter, they dont have oil in
    >the filters So that should help some on the MAF."

    Don' t the really need to oil for cleaning? Is it ok, if I just plug it, or I have to do something?

    And one more thing.

    http://www.greenfilters.com/

    they saying like the standard size only for 150hp. I' m plannig turbo upgrade and is this filer going to be (or it is now) handicap, for low airflow or something like that?

    and one more thing.

    "NOTE: These are not suitable for Turbo Charged vehicles"

    it' s this for real? Could anyone say my, why it shouln' t suitable for turbo charged engine?

    witb best regards,
  • JasonS
    S2Forum Enthusiast
    • Feb 2004
    • 112

    #2
    Maybe turbos don't like turbulent air?
    1996 A6 TDI Quattro Avant, Xenon HIDs, A4 Autodipping rearview.
    Previous: UrS6 with RS2 bits.. <sigh>

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    • philS2
      S2Forum Addict
      • Nov 2004
      • 356
      • Country: United Kingdom

      #3
      have noticed the filter for the s2 is the same for a 1.6 diesel.i noticed with my old 2.0 coupe that it's the same size,it got me thinking:is the filter surface area far too big for the 2.0 or strangling the s2 a bit.i guess that's maybe why the gains for a cone or suchlike are decent.

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      • lynx
        S2Forum Enthusiast
        • Jan 2005
        • 125
        • Country: Estonia

        #4
        sry, for bringig up so old thread, but I found out sometihing.

        First, Green Twitster is using a oli.
        If U get a new filter, then it's oiled allready. They suggest to clean every 10 000km.

        This filter mean to stantard engines, not turbos, because there' s effect bigger.
        Turbo sucks anyway the air, and no need to a' la "turbulent air".

        that' s what I find out from resellers.

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