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SCORE Journal Issue 4-2015

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CLOSE UP OF AN R2C PERFORMANCE FILTER AND CANISTER POST-RACE. YOU CAN SEE THAT WITHIN THE CANISTER, NOT MUCH FINE SILT GOT THROUGH TO THE ENGINE. protection in extreme dusty or silt conditions," says Jump. "These filters are also typically built with deeper pleats for increased capacity while allowing for high air flow. The pleats measure around 7/8 to 1 1/14-inch deep on larger filters and are nine to 12 inches in length. Some are 15-inches in length and can be pretty heavy. Therefore, we recommend to weld a stud to the powder coated end-cap so that the mount is nice and stable." While most of the experts are not convinced on the performance of the new synthetic materials compared to true paper media, some synthetic elements like those from Donaldson have a great history of reliable use. This is mostly due to the filter's highly developed, time proven sophisticated material that is good enough for Caterpillar and Ford. "UMP has always supplied the premium Donaldson brand of dry filter elements in all of our filters and is the only brand we recommend," says Cappos. "Used by many manufacturers for heavy equipment and OEM applications, their filter media is well known in the industry for its 99.9 percent overall efficiency for dust collection (ISO 5011 testing). Many of our customers with desert recreational vehicles, can get an UMP SIDE-BY-SIDE UTV CANISTER AND SUPER FILTER MOUNTED BEHIND COCKPIT. 045 SCORE JOURNAL

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