In-line Filter suggestion

[FCC2024]

Hey Yall-

Question about in-line filters and which I should buy. I read posts in this forum about the devastator filter but I’m not sure Tom is building them anymore. Saw stuff about him online and not producing products or something, I don’t know but I checked his site and all are out of stock. I was looking at the silver bullet which is cheap or the new Boss from TMF which is not cheap. I never had a truck mount before and I’ll be with Rob in VA next week getting mine installed. He has the boss filter in stock and I can grab it while there but it’s $400 more than the silver bullet. Not sure if it’s worth it. Curious if anyone has experience with either and can share opinions or has good experience with a different brand.

Thanks for the advice

 

[Wizardman]

Im sure steamaction makes the one Rob sells and for less money too!

F3 Tornado Inline Filter • Steamaction

This all stainless steel heavy duty inline filter is Built to Last a Lifetime. This one of a kind inline filter comes in many options on front inlet and rear inlet. This well designed filter creates a cyclonic vortex, with a sloped bottom to be sure accurate drainage is achieved.…

steamaction.com

 

[hogjowl]

I use Tom’s Devastator filters but if I couldn’t get one I’d buy one from Joe. He’s persona non grata here so I can’t give you his website but you can reach him at W A N D E R S P R O D U C T S

 

[FCC2024]

Thank you, I’ve bought from him before and never had issues. Appreciate the input

 

[Rob Grady]

Or Steamaction. Their unit looks tough

 

[FCC2024]

It does. It looks heavy

 

[Matt Middleton]

Rob-O is quite the huckster. Never had an original thought. But copies everything.

 

[BIG WOOD]

I love my sapphire box filter. It's the easiest to clean for my opinion, but I'm the guy who doesn't like using paint filters so if that's your desire, you might not want that