New!! Speed Element OMG EVO 8/9 Direct Bolt-on Air Filter, Free Shipping!

[Speed Element]

New Arrival!!!

Speed Element Performance OMG EVO 8/9 Air filter. Designed specifically for Evo 8/9. Direct bolt on to the MAF sensor.

The new assembly features a high-flow, dry element filter and polished aluminum base that directly mounts to the factory mass airflow (MAF) sensor. The dry element filter prevents the MAF sensor from becoming soaked with oil that is normally associated with wet filter brands. The Speed Element OMG Racing filter assembly is dyno-proven to increase horsepower and torque. Each assembly comes with mounting studs and nuts.







MSRP: $55

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To order, please give us a call 510-226-8822
or visit link below http://www.speedelement.com/index.ph...mart&Itemid=38

[Speed Element]

Dyno Graphs, courtesy of our friends at GST Motorsports

This is a great mod if:

1. You are maxing out your stock OEM airbox which is about 340-350whp on our dyno depending on mods. We have seen gains of approx 25whp at this level from changing out the stock OEM airbox with a good open element air filter. (see graph below*)

2. You want to run a bit more boost without other changes. We have seen gains of +1psi from 5,500 to 7,000rpm on a lightly modded Evo 9. (see graph below*) and approx +2 to +3 psi gains up top on more modified evos from just installing a open air filter with no other changes.

3. You like to hear your turbo working. Induction and BOV sounds are increased with this open air filter, for good or for bad depending on what you like. wink.gif You can increase your BOV sound without installing a vent to atmosphere BOV that will just make your evo run poorly.

This open element air filter does not distort the OEM MAF readings which other open filters might do. It is a direct bolt on with no funky adapters needed. Just unbolt your MAF from the stock airbox and install this filter directly to the MAF.

If your evo is ready for a open air filter or you just want one for the sound and a little more boost and power, this is a great solution!

OEM air box with aftermarket drop-in filter (Base Run) Vs. Open element air filter (Test Run)

*Test run and Base run where both optimized via a tune for respective air induction system

OEM air box with aftermarket drop-in filter (dark blue plot) Vs. Open element air filter (light blue plot)


*This was purely just changing out the OEM airbox assembly with the Open element air filter, no tuning changes whatsoever. OEM box is the leaner AFR plot, the Open air filter added +1psi boost on this Evo which increased load and thus richer AFR. Increased spool time from open air filter can and was tuned out after this.

[WhiteEvo05]

How well does this really filter?...media looks pretty thin in pics. Lots of light coming through in the pleats. Is there some sort of gasket to seal it to the MAF or is it relying on a plastic to metal sealing?

Do you think it would fit in a Kansai Service CF air box?

[Speed Element]

Originally Posted by WhiteEvo05

How well does this really filter?...media looks pretty thin in pics. Lots of light coming through in the pleats. Is there some sort of gasket to seal it to the MAF or is it relying on a plastic to metal sealing?

Do you think it would fit in a Kansai Service CF air box?

the filter is made out of microfiber paper element and the media is actually really dense.

The OMG filter bolts on to the MAF assembly directly. When you disassemble the factory air filter/MAF assembly, you will need to reuse the oem gasket.

[WhiteEvo05]

Thanks for reply!

Is it washable? Just out of curiosity, do you have a micron rating for the filter?

If any one local to Speed Element has a Kansai Service airbox, please eyeball it and see if this would fit. I would like something like this better than the HKS filter.

[1evo2h8]

i have an k&n intake w/ thier Filter...if i swap to this and keep my pipe am i going to see any changes?

[Speed Element]

Originally Posted by WhiteEvo05

Thanks for reply!

Is it washable? Just out of curiosity, do you have a micron rating for the filter?

If any one local to Speed Element has a Kansai Service airbox, please eyeball it and see if this would fit. I would like something like this better than the HKS filter.

yes this filter is washable

[Speed Element]

Originally Posted by 1evo2h8

i have an k&n intake w/ thier Filter...if i swap to this and keep my pipe am i going to see any changes?

if your K&N air filter has the same mounting points, it should be a direct replacement. I would definitely get a re-tune to get the best results.

[RuckerPark]

bump for an awesome intake and vendor!

[evo unknown]

would a tune be required for just this filter modification?

[Erik@MIL.SPEC]

Holy crap!!!! You got these back! Props to Speed Element. Now I don't have to source these things...what a PITA it was trying to get one made for a reasonable cost.

I have had an oil sample taken with this filter on and the silicon content of the oil was completely normal. It filters GREAT

I may have to pick up one of these myself.

[Speed Element]

Originally Posted by Erik@MIL.SPEC

Holy crap!!!! You got these back! Props to Speed Element. Now I don't have to source these things...what a PITA it was trying to get one made for a reasonable cost.

I have had an oil sample taken with this filter on and the silicon content of the oil was completely normal. It filters GREAT

I may have to pick up one of these myself.

Erik,

yes, we got them back in stock! will hook ya up!

[Speed Element]

Originally Posted by evo unknown

would a tune be required for just this filter modification?

No tuning is necessary. However we always recommend our customers to get the car tuned to gain the best results.

[Speed Element]

Much thanks for the orders!

But we are running low on these filters, so if you are looking for a best bang for the buck open element air-filter for you evo, please place your order now!

[RuckerPark]

I am happy with mine. Bump for you