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CP-E DCI Filters || Something different
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06-10-2012, 08:07 PM | #1 |
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CP-E DCI Filters || Something different
Just wanted to share some photos and a review of the CPE DCI filter setup for the N54 for anyone that is interested..
I was in need of some new filters, my bms dci have been through a bunch of cleaning and recharging over the past two years, started to look old and worn, but have performed and did there job for a long time well! So i wanted to try something different While sticking with the DCI style. I came upon the CPE dci, and it looked to be a nice quality item with a few different touches to it.. So i contact BMS and ordered a set from Terry, as always great customer service and fast shipping. CP-E makes damn good quality stuff so i was def looking forward to getting these.. Nice CP-E box showed up, everything wrapped and packaged very well with stickers, full install instructions with pictures, and instructions on how to clean the filters. The chrome tubing is shaped and tapered for the small oem tubes, and tapers larger on the opposite side for the filters.. The tubing can also be bought in black.. The filters are SynoilD type, which is there special filter version with oil.. They also make there DFlow version which is a dry type of there special filter.. There def quality filters and they come with the "type" of filter it is embedded on the top of the filter, along with CPE's logo embedded on the top .. Very nice touch.. Here a before an after look at my old bms setup and new cpe setup
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06-10-2012, 08:17 PM | #2 |
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im actually impressed, thinking that dci to cp-e is useless and is the same thing, but it does change the look of the engine bay, i like how they are not to close to each other.
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06-10-2012, 08:28 PM | #3 |
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+1, it's amazing how just changing the colors of the filter can completely change the appearance of the engine bay.
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06-10-2012, 08:30 PM | #4 |
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They look good for DCI's. My only negative comment might be that the steel connectors look short. Is there enough room to install everything without worrying about being enough space to clamp everything down from both sides of the piping?
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06-10-2012, 08:43 PM | #5 |
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I didn't run into any issues installing mine...
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On the filter side there is more then enough room for the filter to clamp on.. You can see in my picture i left about a inch of piping showing as i didnt push my filter all the way down the piping but enough to clamp it on.. But if you want to push it down further, you can but no reason to.. What is interesting, there is a good amount of room to clamp on the filters but not a exess amount of piping where a customer might push the filter all the way down into the piping and have the piping far up and inside of the filter, creating a small choking effect, these pipes are the right amount and its impossible to do so... Yup no issues at all..
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