[dullybob]

well im going to order the sinister kit as soon as they call me back was going with ipr kit ,anyone have any problems with sinister

 

[dullybob]

well they havent called me back but irp has i really dont know which 1 to get and is the irp one worth the extra 100.

 

[94slowbra]

Ipr's full flow kit is a far superior design (imo) as compared to all the other bypass kits (sinister, dieselsite ect...)

 

[custompainter99]

I have the sinister,,, no problems and looks cool also,,i would consider Innovative Performance Research coolant filter if i had to do it again i'd go with the IPR

 

[jpstactical]

IPR all the way! filters more coolant in a shorter amount of time over the rest. I have the IPR and it was well worth the extra money.

 

[kdawgg11]

I have sinister I like it seems to do the job but I am sure both is better than noting

 

[dullybob]

ok but is irp worth the extra 100 . rite now money is tight

 

[michaelbyoung]

The ipr kit is nice. I just got my dfuser kit today. Looks pretty good to me. Came with three filters for 129.00. I'm gonna install it tomorrow.


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[PGreenSVT]

The IPR kit is the best on the market. Nothing else is even close. If you buy anything else you're wasting your money IMO.

 

[southend]

The design of the ipr cannot be beat, with the addition of their oil cooler outlet manifold, it is well worth it. If I had to do it again, I would go with ipr. But any coolant filter is better than none.

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[Term3]

Just tossing an idea out there, but has anyone considered using one of those remote lifetime oil filters which are made of stainless steel to filter the coolant? It has a lot more surface area so it should I think hold more junk before affecting the flow.

 

[portcity_gt]

This is what the ipr filter catches......no other filter comes close.

 

[jpstactical]

This is what the ipr filter catches......no other filter comes close.

exactly what i have been cleaning out of mine.