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Old 11-23-2007, 11:00 PM
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High Flow Resuable Air Filters

My friend's dad wants to get a high flow, reusable air filter for his Mercury Grand Marquis (I believe its a 97). He wants to get one that doesn't require oiling (worried about MAF sensor) and has improved flow over the factory air filter.

I looked up the usual suspects. Aem's dryflow doesn't have an application for it. Fram has their reusable air filters, but they weren't high flow according to the description given. I saw quite a few others on a google search, but most required oiling and the others were vague about if they do need oiling.

I keep thinking that there is another well known brand that has high flow air filters which are oil free. Any one know if there is one or could recommend one?

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Old 11-23-2007, 11:27 PM
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check out amsoil's site. They make high flow filters that don't require oiling.
Old 11-24-2007, 12:47 PM
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Awesome, just what he was looking for.

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FYI, As long as the filter is not over oiled when it's 1st re-oiling is done the MAS will not be effected at all. Out of the box there should be zero problems as well.

I have never had any problems with the MAS & oiled filters. Anyone that has over oiled the filter.
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Originally Posted by fuzzy02CLS
FYI, As long as the filter is not over oiled when it's 1st re-oiling is done the MAS will not be effected at all. Out of the box there should be zero problems as well.

I have never had any problems with the MAS & oiled filters. Anyone that has over oiled the filter.
True. I'll talk to him about it in a bit, he is quite mechanically inclined, but he is an older fashion guy and usually sticks to what he is familiar with.

Although, since he taken a few rides in my modded American built Jap car, he has started to change his mind about Japanese cars and modifying vehicles with non-OEM performance accessories. He almost bought his daughter an Accord or a Solara when his daughters 02 Lincoln LS V8 stated having engine issues and all he has all his life is V8 Lincolns and Mercurys.
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Originally Posted by fuzzy02CLS
FYI, As long as the filter is not over oiled when it's 1st re-oiling is done the MAS will not be effected at all. Out of the box there should be zero problems as well.

I have never had any problems with the MAS & oiled filters. Anyone that has over oiled the filter.
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Accord or a Solara
I'll tell you the Solara is a TANK! A friend in NYC has a 2000, bought new. It's pushing 160K & has only had regular maintenance. It's got bad o2 sensors now & the CE light is on, but he's still driving it. It always starts & drives, & him, his wife, & 2 kids trash the thing. All NYC street driving as well.
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Apexi makes high quality low restriction filters.. they are expensive, though.
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Apexi makes high quality low restriction filters.. they are expensive, though.
Yeah, but I didn't see anything for a Mercury (or Lincoln while we are at it) when I looked. Did I miss it?
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maybe K&N would also have one, but that suggestion for the Amsoil is hard to beat, they make great filters.
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