thewarmachine

Thanks, Gritz! I might get one next time it needs cleaning.

Rubrignitz

np. they're a bit expensive but worth it!

thewarmachine

While driving today I noticed that when I'm going about 35-40mph and I downshift to 2nd gear and let the rpms go down the car has a very pleasing and noticeable purr-down that wasn't there before I cleaned my filter. I guess the clean filter and my new catted prochamber setup freed up some air so my car can breathe better. I can't wait to get headers and gears.

frdfrst

proven fact years ago,don't oil after cleaning it.just tap it on the ground and get all the stuff out of it.reinstall and go on your merry way.

Goldenpony

I recently changed my K&N Aircharger filter from a K&N to an Amsoil. You're right, these are the best filters you can buy, and no over oiling worries.

So_Cali

Its about time I need to clean my filter but, have worries too of over oiling. I have an Airaid CAI and am looking for an AMSoil filter that will replace the Airaid one. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Rubrignitz

Measure your air-tube inlet size and also the depth from the inlet tube to your firewall (to ascertain filter length) and then go here and choose the correct filter for your application.

http://www.amsoil.com/products/ea_fi..._and_Specs.pdf

Rubrignitz

ah yeah, "flange ID (inside diameter)" should match your external air-tube size. (most often 3.5-4'). And you want the longer flange length (1.75') to slip over your air-tube.

So_Cali

Yea I couldnt find the the specs from the Airaid filter, its not on their site....There was something close to it but, I cant check now since i'm at work[:@]LOL

FINGT

Another advice I got, is to clean the filter as instructed by K&N, then re oil it with the oil spray and the let the filter sit over night so that
if you used too much oil it will drain off.
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