SPJ

Sent me this rubbish and check out his responses.

"The holes in the filter is a known issue with all Burger Tuning intakes but does not affect its function in any way (trap dust and foreign particles). Burger Tuning basically used a filter that had a slight fitment issue.

After i disagreed and sent photos - he's response

"There are holes on the intake filter, but this does not affect its functionality".
"Again, the filter is not useless. Use an air filter cleaner to clean it out, and it can still be used."

Yep, holes = more flow and power - never mind the debris geting sucked in.

What a wack job - buyers beware

Mods you should ban people like this.....

PeterUbers

How did he list it? New, used, good condition?

Clearly you cannot use that filter

SPJ

to quote "Mine was only on for almost 10k miles and basically like new."

SPJ

and then this -
"The holes in the filter is a known issue with all Burger Tuning intakes but does not affect its function in any way (trap dust and foreign particles). Burger Tuning basically used a filter that had a slight fitment issue. If you were to buy a new intake from Burger, it'd have the same issue after driving for a while--it was on my car for 20k miles."

Now ive just purchased a new filter ( same model and brand) test fitted it PROPERLY and have no rubbing issues.....

djrabbi

Don't buy a used filter at the end of the day. It always looks crap no matter how "new" it is

SPJ

agreed - but when he sells it with the intake, and it is described as

"Pretty much "like new" condition since these stay protected in the engine bay... "