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Old 07-31-14, 09:32 AM
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Default What air filter are you SRT'ers using?
Mine came new w/ an AFE filter but its been a few years and getting dirty. What other kinds of dope filters are my fellow SRT'ers running that you are happy with not only appearance but performance wise too?
Or should I just give my filter a good one time wash cleaning?

Also, someone did this for me before and I'm not sure how but could somebody make this pic of my old GS into my sig?
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i'm partial to dry filters for ease of maintenance.

i've used AEM dryflow in the past
am now using DC sports (owned by AEM identical to dryflow can't tell the difference)
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Originally Posted by offbad
i'm partial to dry filters for ease of maintenance.

i've used AEM dryflow in the past
am now using DC sports (owned by AEM, can't tell the difference)
I agree, can't beat AEM's dryflow for performance and ease of maintenance. I use them on a couple of my cars.
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Are you kidding with washing the air filter, instead of replacing it?
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Originally Posted by teeekuuu
Are you kidding with washing the air filter, instead of replacing it?
I've deep washed my Password:JDM Filter for my old DC2 GSR. I just had to lube it up after
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Originally Posted by teeekuuu
Are you kidding with washing the air filter, instead of replacing it?
yikes.

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I recommend the Amsoil EU high efficiency universal filters. They are dry media and are washable.
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