leaNMachine
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Should one be used or not a good idea?
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Yes! You should use a filter,they are cheap insurance for your engine.
leaNMachine
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Thanx.
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Always should be used. Dynamite Big Daddys is my recomendation.
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i was asking myself the same question when i was buying my tmaxx, and after only 5 quarts of nitro i could see all the dirt and gum that was goin to get into my engine. invest 3$ in one you'll be glad you did!
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Yeah i actually got a couple,I was thinkin about it beacuse theres a tone of dust were i would run it....thanx for the feedback.
