WIX drop in Air filter or OEM
#2
Drifting
I would go with OEM or Purolator paper type filters. They are cheap and reliable and won't impact performance. The stock intake is more restrictive than the filter so the filter is not the bottleneck on performance no matter what brand you get.
It is true that less restrictive filters will let in more crap into your intake and that would be my biggest concern. For example, the K&N that many people (and me 10 years ago) like lets in much more crap than OEM. There was a lot of data at www.bobistheoilguy.com if you're interested.
It is true that less restrictive filters will let in more crap into your intake and that would be my biggest concern. For example, the K&N that many people (and me 10 years ago) like lets in much more crap than OEM. There was a lot of data at www.bobistheoilguy.com if you're interested.
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TrustinHFDJ (07-07-2012)
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I would go with OEM or Purolator paper type filters. They are cheap and reliable and won't impact performance. The stock intake is more restrictive than the filter so the filter is not the bottleneck on performance no matter what brand you get.
It is true that less restrictive filters will let in more crap into your intake and that would be my biggest concern. For example, the K&N that many people (and me 10 years ago) like lets in much more crap than OEM. There was a lot of data at www.bobistheoilguy.com if you're interested.
It is true that less restrictive filters will let in more crap into your intake and that would be my biggest concern. For example, the K&N that many people (and me 10 years ago) like lets in much more crap than OEM. There was a lot of data at www.bobistheoilguy.com if you're interested.
Motor ran like a champ. I'm not advocating K&N, I do realize it lets more dirt in and because of that, I'm not going K&N anymore, despite having one for 10ys on the same honda without any issues.
I'm down to between a WIX and OEM I think, they both seem to filter pretty good from what I've found on the net.
The WIX is a few bucks cheaper, and has a higher pleat count.
WIX "seems" to be the most restrictive from what I read.
#5
Senior Moderator
I've got Wix in my TL and RDX no issues....Took it out couple weeks back vacuumed the crap I can, inspected for any large holes and put it back in.
#6
Series Motor's
Any one ever use the jackson racing filter?
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