maxflow filters for stihl

[big daddio]

The foam doesn't really get damaged at all. The biggest advantage is that they have good air flow, sound, and they don't clog like STIHL HD filters.

Amen on the air flow and stock clogs there bro!!!!

 

[Brownpot Deaton]

well, for one, its held on with a hose clamp, so its pretty secure, and its %5. each..not much to carry a spare if it does somehow rip....and don't have to worry about prices going up in the future on foam versus limited available of stock air filters.... my 2 cents

oh, and if your worried about ripping the foam apart, don't....it's completely solid piece of foam except the about bottom 1 inch where it is attached to the 'velocity stack', so if it rips, there is still more filter material left.

 

[big daddio]

Yeah, went back and read what you put bout the pantyhose prefilter. bet that would be some brush protection too. now, who's gonna tell me a simple way to mod my muffler..............

 

[Meadow Beaver]

Quickest muffler mod, just bore out the stock hole. If it doesn't have a stock hole just put a port on the muffler that will match the exhaust port, tune it a little richer yadda yadda yadda.

 

[acme0007]

044 stack

Does anyone have a pic of an 044/440 with a velocity stack set up?
THANKS.

 

[Meadow Beaver]

I showed that on the first page it is sling'rs 460 with a v-stack. post #13

 

[neophite]

after market air filters; max-flow

question.
can you use No-Toil products on the max-flow filters,
on a Honda 450x I had a performance filter of same filter type material.
No-toil offers not only the treatment oil for the filter but also the
release agent to make the cleaning maintenance a no-toil issue.
Just wondering ?

 

[Meadow Beaver]

question.
can you use No-Toil products on the max-flow filters,
on a Honda 450x I had a performance filter of same filter type material.
No-toil offers not only the treatment oil for the filter but also the
release agent to make the cleaning maintenance a no-toil issue.
Just wondering ?

If it's good and tacky it will work, some people (cheap people) use 10w non-detergant motor oil.

 

[neophite]

mmfaller39 - thanks for the reply. I believe the tackiness of the
product will work well for this application.
have a good one. . .