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Old 04-27-2010, 07:38 PM
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What can you tell me about this intake?

Never heard of these before:

http://www.uniquemetalproducts.com/ump3.pdf

What do you know about Unique Metal Products?
 
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Don't know anything about them, but it sure looks a lot like that other filter you dislike.
 
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I don't dislike any filters.

I just dislike the way some are portrayed.
 
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Didn't you just install a stock 6.0 air filter on your 7.3, Clux? Not happy with it?

Anyway, it LOOKS cool.......They didn't really mention increased performance....Just increased filtration over the oil-gauze filters.
 
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Originally Posted by cmpd1781
Didn't you just install a stock 6.0 air filter on your 7.3, Clux? Not happy with it?

Anyway, it LOOKS cool.......They didn't really mention increased performance....Just increased filtration over the oil-gauze filters.
I put on a 6.0 intake years ago, and I am happy.

Just saw this intake and had never seen one before. Looks like a good setup, but I bet it's big $$$$$$$$$$$.
 
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Originally Posted by clux
I put on a 6.0 intake years ago, and I am happy.

Just saw this intake and had never seen one before. Looks like a good setup, but I bet it's big $$$$$$$$$$$.
I am with you on that one!!
 
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I just looked it up
10940D Ford Diesel Powerstroke Ford Diesel PSD Filter kit '99-'02 complete kit 429.00

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Originally Posted by clux
I put on a 6.0 intake years ago, and I am happy.

Just saw this intake and had never seen one before. Looks like a good setup, but I bet it's big $$$$$$$$$$$.
Oops! Seems like I just read it not long ago. Probably a 'bumped' thread from a while back.

Yup. Looks like some $$$$$$$$......
 
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Originally Posted by megawatt00
I just looked it up
10940D Ford Diesel Powerstroke Ford Diesel PSD Filter kit '99-'02 complete kit 429.00

UMP Pricing & Catalog
Damn. That's only some $40 more than I paid for my AFE Stage II!!!

Shoulda held out!!!
 
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I like the look of that. Talk about some major bling under the hood. Would be interesting to see some side-by-side comparisons with other intakes.
 
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UMP is good stuff. use to run their filter setups when I was off road racing. 250 miles of silt and they would still be working great. they use Agriculture/off road based filters,again something designed to live in the dirt.
too bad I've spent my limit on PMS this year, I'd consider one of those a definite improvement.
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Looks like a copy of the Donaldson units used in earth moving and constuction equipment.
 
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thats really sharp looking....but 429$ !!!!!
 
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Yup. I was just going to say that it looks very similar in design to what my LONG tractor has on it. It swirls the air around the filter before actually going through the filter and somehow the particulates fall out of suspension before it goes through the filter. Kinda like a centrifugal pre filter. My tractor has a dirt catch at the bottom that I can dump out very easy due to 3 clips, and it supprisingly catches some real fine stuff before it actually gets to the filter.
 
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Originally Posted by Pocket
I like the look of that. Talk about some major bling under the hood. Would be interesting to see some side-by-side comparisons with other intakes.
If we talk it up enough, I'll bet we can get Izzy to buy one and test it out vs the 6637.

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UMP is good stuff. use to run their filter setups when I was off road racing. 250 miles of silt and they would still be working great. they use Agriculture/off road based filters,again something designed to live in the dirt.
too bad I've spent my limit on PMS this year, I'd consider one of those a definite improvement.
Barney
So they've been around for a while, this isn't some upstart company? It's funny that I've never seen this system before now.
The filter looks a lot like what we run on farm tractors as a primary air filter in a similar canister, and they normally have a dust trap in one end.
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Yup. I was just going to say that it looks very similar in design to what my LONG tractor has on it. It swirls the air around the filter before actually going through the filter and somehow the particulates fall out of suspension before it goes through the filter. Kinda like a centrifugal pre filter. My tractor has a dirt catch at the bottom that I can dump out very easy due to 3 clips, and it supprisingly catches some real fine stuff before it actually gets to the filter.
You could have a UMP intake chromed and hang it on the front fender like a real truck.
 


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