i installed a muffler delete, barton short shifter and bracket on my 2014 GT. i wanted a K&N cold air intake and i was discovered 2 types of filter. what are the advantage disadvantage of the dry or oiled filter on the cold air intake?
I think they work the exact same. One is basically a reuseable filter element (oiled) and the dry element is a disposable one after some time and a few cleanings.
I have only ever owned the dry type. They work perfect and can be lightly blown out with air or vacuumed clean and reused a few times. Mine has lasted over 14 months and it stays clean.
I think they work the exact same. One is basically a reuseable filter element (oiled) and the dry element is a disposable one.
I have only ever owned the dry type. They work perfect and can be blown out with an air gun and reused a few times. Mine has lasted over 14 months and it stays clean.
I've got an AirAid SynthMax filter that is the non-oiled version. Is is reuseable. And yes, the dry one is designed to keep oil out of your intake. They are probably not any better than stock filters, but can be reused obviously.
This is worth reading. It was done using filters for a Duramax diesel but it's still useful information. I still use the paper element style filter and will continue to do so.
This is worth reading. It was done using filters for a Duramax diesel but it's still useful information. I still use the paper element style filter and will continue to do so.
I'm running a AFE dry inverted filter in stock box. It was 50 shipped and never have to replace an air filter again. Did it gain a bunch of power....no probably not. But, opening my grill area to allow more air into the intake tube sure did not hurt.
how did you open the grill area? can you post a photo? thanks
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