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At SEMA this year there were a lot of vendors with some interesting products. Some were junk, many were copies of other ideas already out and some had merit but left you wondering if they really worked as advertised.
One of these products is called "FilterMAG" from a company right in my own backyard, Arizona. The product consists of a set of very strong curved magnetic plates that wrap around the filter to help it trap smaller particles.
Since I don't know anyone who has this product, I can't personally endorse it. Their website makes a good case with testimonials and illustrations. But in the end it may be difficult to tell how effective it really is?
It's one of those products that makes sense from a theoretical point of view but might be hard to validate from an everyday user perspective. It definitely wouldn't hurt anything (except your wallet) to try one but since you won't feel/hear/see any improvement, you may not feel its justified?
Anyway, here is their site if you want to check it out:
http://www.filtermag.com/
One of these products is called "FilterMAG" from a company right in my own backyard, Arizona. The product consists of a set of very strong curved magnetic plates that wrap around the filter to help it trap smaller particles.
Since I don't know anyone who has this product, I can't personally endorse it. Their website makes a good case with testimonials and illustrations. But in the end it may be difficult to tell how effective it really is?
It's one of those products that makes sense from a theoretical point of view but might be hard to validate from an everyday user perspective. It definitely wouldn't hurt anything (except your wallet) to try one but since you won't feel/hear/see any improvement, you may not feel its justified?
Anyway, here is their site if you want to check it out:
http://www.filtermag.com/