Egan Performance or Red Beard Saw/West Coast Saw air filter?
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I know them both and in my group. Me if I were picking for my saws. I like the Egan design ones myself.
I just think they would flow better if done on a dyno and they be easier to clean too by design.
https://eganperformancesaws.com/collections/air-filtration/products/air-filter-kit-stihl-261
https://eganperformancesaws.com/col...products/copy-of-air-filter-kit-stihl-362-400
I just think they would flow better if done on a dyno and they be easier to clean too by design.
https://eganperformancesaws.com/collections/air-filtration/products/air-filter-kit-stihl-261
https://eganperformancesaws.com/col...products/copy-of-air-filter-kit-stihl-362-400
I agree the egan design is on my 400C. It works really well and is better quality than the ECS/Red beard. I had several WCS/redhead filters come apart. WCS was good about warranty and I understand they upgraded the glue, but I am just not confident in them anymore.
Guy that tortured tested a 362/400 egan filter.
125 hours of run time since last cleaning. Belray filter oil, can't say for sure how many gallons of fuel in that time.
Jason - What guys don’t understand is that the extremely dirty foam filter will flow better than a clean oem filter.
125 hours of run time since last cleaning. Belray filter oil, can't say for sure how many gallons of fuel in that time.
Jason - What guys don’t understand is that the extremely dirty foam filter will flow better than a clean oem filter.
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Foam is the way to go for a chainsaw and the Egan design is very well engineered.
I am also a huge fan of Belray filter oil and waterproof grease despite hating their two cycle oils. I've used both for over 3 decades
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