K&N Filter
#2
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I want the AEM Dryflow drop ins... got it in the lude in cone form, no problems at all. Don't really like the wet types (although they do provide better filteration if cleaned and oiled properly)
http://aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=107
http://aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=107
#3
'06 RL Tech
Tried to find on their search but only got "Oil Cap - Only Thread-In" as a match. I've been waiting for the K&N too, but I like this better than having to oil it down.
How did you get one?
How did you get one?
#4
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Originally Posted by JMJ3rd
Tried to find on their search but only got "Oil Cap - Only Thread-In" as a match. I've been waiting for the K&N too, but I like this better than having to oil it down.
How did you get one?
How did you get one?
Ordered it through a local supplier. I have the AEM short ram intake on the honda prelude so its just a direct replacement. I haven't used the drop ins before.
#5
Originally Posted by JMJ3rd
Tried to find on their search but only got "Oil Cap - Only Thread-In" as a match. I've been waiting for the K&N too, but I like this better than having to oil it down.
How did you get one?
How did you get one?
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#9
'06 RL Tech
That was very informative. I guess I choose the hype I want to believe. I'll have to consider the k&n in a different light. Maybe not at all.
Thanks
Thanks
#10
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Originally Posted by JMJ3rd
That was very informative. I guess I choose the hype I want to believe. I'll have to consider the k&n in a different light. Maybe not at all.
Thanks
Thanks
Honestly something has to give, more air = less filteration, more filteration = less air flow.
If your constantly driving in muddy, dusty situations, I strongly suggest sticking with oem air filter and just changing it often.
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