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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 5th, 2008, 08:39 AM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

I think I'm sold. I know I'm being a bit paranoid, but I'm extremely pissed that I had to spend 1500 to get my motor rebuilt (even though my machine was still under warranty). I'm not going through it again.
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 5th, 2008, 10:17 AM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

Below is the post from Megadesertdisel regarding dyno info on the UMP:

Re: Is there an intake fix???! Sick to my stomach!

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i am doing some testing with air boxes.

first off my stock airbox sucked sand at 20 hrs and POPO warrantied the work to fix it. so out with the stocker i went.

i have a UMP and it filters great with no dirt in the TB. but this filtration came with a price. it was loss of hp. 2.11 hp less than stock to be exact. flows less air which is less hp.
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 5th, 2008, 10:54 AM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

yup thats me. filtration comes with a price.
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 5th, 2008, 11:25 AM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

Would love to see the DF system dyno'ed to see what how it stacks up.

Hey Jason...how about sending a demo to borrow for Mega to test out?
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 5th, 2008, 11:27 AM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

I called and check on the delivery of my RZR S, it'll be in next friday. I also talked to them about the air intake problem. their advice, go with DFR (I didn't ask them about it, they suggested it). Anyways, they can get it in cheaper then I can, so it too is on order.
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 5th, 2008, 12:39 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

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You guys are getting a little carried away with the filter size thing. The Rzr runs great with a brand-new stock paper filter doesn't it? Does doubling the filter size get you any real increase in power? I doubt it could be measured. Some facts:
Stock 4x7 filter = 88 sq. in. of surface area
P181050 filter in UMP is a 4x10 filter = 125 sq. in. - A nearly 50% increase.
P181054 filter in BTI is a 6x12 filter = 339 sq. in.

So the Donaldson filter used by UMP is already a 50% improvement over the stock filter but it isn't for more power--it's to hold more shit. The stock filter holds a lot of shit, too, but the issue is how much of the nearly unmeasurable fine dust that gets through it.

Someone over at PRC posted some interesting filter facts many months ago. I don't know who, what or when and I'm not going to go dig it up but the essence of it was this:
Say Brand X filter traps 99.8% of 10 micron particles and is considered an excellent filter.
Brand Y traps 99.9% so it's only .1% better and probably not worth the bother, right? Wrong! It's 100% better because the amount that got through was 1/2 what Brand X passed. That makes Brand Y an amazing filter even though it would be very hard to measure or see such a small difference.

Well said.....i cant measure hp for sure. but i can compare. I raced a buddy of mine that got one about the same time.. i did a few times..we were about the same everytime.... put on snorkel and BTI and beat him by ALOT everytime.....later met MUDWIESER(another member) for a trail ride. great guy...never met him before... raced him that day. he has a gibson pipe and a fuel controler and we were side by side....he just bought the BTI/DFR because of it. can't tell you increases but can tell how my machined changed...if something comes out better please let me know...i will change!!!
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 5th, 2008, 12:58 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

That wold definately put DFR +1 in my book if they could dyno there filter on a standard rzr and come out = or above stock HP levels (I'm sure it would put UMP out of the running for a performance fix to the issue) and definately justify the DFR price tag.
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Old September 5th, 2008, 01:45 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

I just called BTI the MFR of the CYCLONE and they are going DYNO the stock filter then compare it with the CYCLONE. Hope to see the results. of course we all know what that outcome will be. As far as the UMP goes They said they are not concerned with that filter due to its smaller size etc..
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Old September 5th, 2008, 05:04 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

ready for that news - wish BTI would have a bigger inlet
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Old September 5th, 2008, 07:40 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

If you had one on your RR you wouldn't be saying that. It doesn't need to be bigger believe me!!!
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Old September 5th, 2008, 07:41 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

Keowee1 - Post some pics of your RZR. Would like to see your set-up..
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Old September 5th, 2008, 07:43 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

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Well said.....i cant measure hp for sure. but i can compare. I raced a buddy of mine that got one about the same time.. i did a few times..we were about the same everytime.... put on snorkel and BTI and beat him by ALOT everytime.....later met MUDWIESER(another member) for a trail ride. great guy...never met him before... raced him that day. he has a gibson pipe and a fuel controler and we were side by side....he just bought the BTI/DFR because of it. can't tell you increases but can tell how my machined changed...if something comes out better please let me know...i will change!!!
Post some pics of your RZR ...would like to see the set-up
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 6th, 2008, 09:42 AM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

Will do...have to be monday....its at the shop..trying to get the dragonfire throttle body and controler worked out...not going well
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Old September 6th, 2008, 05:08 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

Give me a call Bro and i will do my best to walk you through the tuning but the best person would be our Main tech. and that would have to be on monday
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake
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Old September 15th, 2008, 09:33 PM
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Re: BTI vs FDR Air Intake

Just ordered a UMP. If DFR/BTI came down to $350 It would own this market.
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