Srt Filter???
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Srt Filter???
Hey guys, just curious 2 know how much is the replacement filter for the SRT intake Gs400???
I bought the SRT intake + ECU back in 01(when the pricing was $900+), lol and i still have the same filter,HAHA time 4 a change!
Cleaned it once a month, but now its really starting 2 show its age!
Curious 2 know what did every1 else use? U guys still using the original SRT FILTER? or aftermarket such as HKS, bLITZ, etc??? If u have pix 2, thats awsome!
thanx,
I bought the SRT intake + ECU back in 01(when the pricing was $900+), lol and i still have the same filter,HAHA time 4 a change!
Cleaned it once a month, but now its really starting 2 show its age!
Curious 2 know what did every1 else use? U guys still using the original SRT FILTER? or aftermarket such as HKS, bLITZ, etc??? If u have pix 2, thats awsome!
thanx,
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Originally Posted by MrJAAY
Hey guys, just curious 2 know how much is the replacement filter for the SRT intake Gs400???
I bought the SRT intake + ECU back in 01(when the pricing was $900+), lol and i still have the same filter,HAHA time 4 a change!
Cleaned it once a month, but now its really starting 2 show its age!
Curious 2 know what did every1 else use? U guys still using the original SRT FILTER? or aftermarket such as HKS, bLITZ, etc??? If u have pix 2, thats awsome!
thanx,
I bought the SRT intake + ECU back in 01(when the pricing was $900+), lol and i still have the same filter,HAHA time 4 a change!
Cleaned it once a month, but now its really starting 2 show its age!
Curious 2 know what did every1 else use? U guys still using the original SRT FILTER? or aftermarket such as HKS, bLITZ, etc??? If u have pix 2, thats awsome!
thanx,
I would think a K&N cone filter will work just as good and if there is any performance difference, it's probably nothing that would make your car shave off 2 seconds on the quarter mile. Not to mention, they come in many different sizes for your application.
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It never looks funny I know its not gona make me go faster, its just gona whoosh a lil better, man i love the iddle with the hood open, MAN THAT GS IS SUCKING, 
Just curious 2 what everyone's done, U guys all use the SRT FILTER AGAIN???
I know its not gona make me go faster, its just gona whoosh a lil better, man i love the iddle with the hood open, MAN THAT GS IS SUCKING, Just curious 2 what everyone's done, U guys all use the SRT FILTER AGAIN???
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The filter from SRT is made by Advance Flow Engineering, one of the biggest filter companies out there 
You aren't going to get a filter that gives you any benefit over it except with a loss of filtration or vice versa. There was a sport compact car article a long time ago that compared all the filters for flow and filtration, *I THINK* the Blitz flowed the most but had very little filtration so more dirt was allowed to pass. Up to the user to decide if it's worth it or not.
You aren't going to get a filter that gives you any benefit over it except with a loss of filtration or vice versa. There was a sport compact car article a long time ago that compared all the filters for flow and filtration, *I THINK* the Blitz flowed the most but had very little filtration so more dirt was allowed to pass. Up to the user to decide if it's worth it or not.
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You might try the AEM dry flow synthetic filter, that's what I used when it was time to replace the one that came with my SRT intake. It works well, easy to clean and doesn't require oiling. I used part #21-205DK, it's slightly larger than the SRT and so it's a tight fit but it works, I got mine on ebay for about $50 shipped. Good luck.
You might try the AEM dry flow synthetic filter, that's what I used when it was time to replace the one that came with my SRT intake. It works well, easy to clean and doesn't require oiling. I used part #21-205DK, it's slightly larger than the SRT and so it's a tight fit but it works, I got mine on ebay for about $50 shipped. Good luck.
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I've had the AEM on for about 4 months now, it's been great for me. It was recommened to me by another CL member I met, he's been using it on his turbo SC300 and loves it also.
Here are some sizes that are close to the SRT size. The SRT measures 3.5" flang opening 5" tall,top 4" base 6".
http://www.knfilters.com/search/univ2.aspx?ID=S0013
http://www.knfilters.com/search/univ2.aspx?ID=S0013
Thanks for the part number btw