EPS Air Filter Kit (Stihl 362/400)
EPS Air Filter Kit (Stihl 362/400)
EPS Air Filter Kit (Stihl 362/400)
EPS Air Filter Kit (Stihl 362/400)

EPS Air Filter Kit (Stihl 362/400)

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This air filter kit includes one filter cage and one two-iece filter cage base (Egan Performance Saws, made in USA) and one pre-oiled Uni Filter (CF 0728 - made in Australia). 

This kit is designed to fit under the OEM air filter cover on Stihl models 362/400. The top cover of the chainsaw will not need to be modified, as there are no clearance issues like other filter kits on the market. Testing has shown that the Uni Filter does a better job of filtering out fine particulates than the OEM filter, while also improving performance.

This kit cannot be used with all 362s, but just the newer models. If your 362 doesn't use 2- torx T10 screws to attach the airhorn, then this kit won't work. Please refer to the YouTube link below if you have any questions.

Please note pics below, and video link for installation procedure.

https://youtu.be/cn9G-IvjelI?si=aXqoKF1OFrr94kly

Please Note:  This is considered a 'larger' item.  Only two 'larger' items can ship in our standard package.  If you order more than 2 of these types of items, or other items in addition to them, there will be additional shipping charges, which you will be emailed an invoice for. (This note is in the product description of all of our larger items.)

Back orders will be filled in the order that they are received.  Please allow up to 2-6 weeks (typically less) when this item is Out of Stock.

Customer Reviews

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Daniel Straub (St. Marys, US)
No Brainer upgrade for 2 stroke engines.

To be quite honest I work in Medicine but have a hobby/side gig of rebuilding and usually upgrading manual and auto transmissions and motors. My eldest son and I raced motocross for about 3 years with him on 2 strokes due to his age and size and me on a 4 stroke. Got hurt quite a bit so we took a 3 year beating and moved on. Always woke up any 2 stroke to simply open the intake with something more breathable, and on a dirtbike reed valve upgrades neccessary too on intake side but, also opening the exhaust really made them rip in combination. I didn't think to carry this over to a saw/smaller 2 stroke engine but did so on a nearly new ms362cm and it was AMAZING how the 3.0 Mtronic carb just tuned itself like I would the air/fuel and idle screws. After air/fuel/reed/idle adjustments some bikes would still need larger jetting diameters for pilot/mid/top end to boot. This saw in contrast (3.0 versiom ms362cm 25") was SUPER EASY and 20 seconds into the full throttle "relearning" procedure the saw just ripped like a well tuned yz65/85/125/250. Seems like the same principles apply and the saw LOVES it and didn't give any indication of wanting richer jetting!! Runs cooler and I think I feel more torque than anything but in terms of hp it may be close to 1hp gain. I didn't use impact guns or even ratcheting wrenches/socket drivers on this thing cause I felt like everything was too small to apply much more than hand pressure. T10 on the smaller intake bolts and then a T27 for the muffler/exhaust bolts. Egan exhaust flows WAY better but in certain situations could let rain/water into the saw if it was left out NOT running in the rain (only negative I would have to even say). Don't know who likes to leave nice saws out to be rained on but this exhaust isn't nearly as covered as stock so I'd be more reminded to bring it back in the shed/garage with any exhaust like this (theres this one and the other two available, all with same issue of simply having a more open exhaust port at an angle that rain can intrude into given the correct unfortunate circumstance). Tried to be honest in this review and point out the only "negative but obvious and nearly unavoidable flaw" in the exhaust. Bottom line would be to just buy this intake and exhaust, smile really big when you see what the pair does, and then don't be an idiot and leave your nice saw in the rain for hours anywhere.

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Richard (Concord, US)
Looking for better filtration, 362CM

So far, seems good. After being dissatisfied with Stihl’s pleated filter, I decided to make a change. After looking at the Egan product and the other one that’s out there, I decided to go for this one. I’ve got 3-1/2 tanks of fuel through the saw so far, the carb is clean as a whistle. Since mine is an early 362CM, I had to purchase the later air filter housing from my Stihl dealer. It was $19.99 from him.

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Christopher Willoughby (Minneapolis, US)
Fits tightly

The foam fits tight as shit up by the carb but not sure how you'd really resolve that.
Also, maybe add a note to watch the install video you made

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Joe Eubanks (Portland, US)
Best filter out there

Love the design so much easier to clean that the others

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Andrew Tkach
Uni Filter 400c

This filter is a must
- keeps fines out of carb
- saw breaths better therefore adding a little more performance gain.
- installation was pretty easy as well

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