part number for AEM V2 dryflow filter

[fobman]

probably a repost
but someone pls give me part number for aem v2 intake filter

i need to replace my filter and i forgot what size or part number for the v2 intake filters are
thanks!!

[fobman]

-_-

[civictype_r04]

This is the one your looking for bro..... http://www.corsportusa.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=215_83&products_id=6517

Right off AEM's site tells you the number for the replacement filter..... http://www.aemintakes.com/store/product.aspx?Prod=24-6108C

[fobman]

^ thankss

[civictype_r04]

Yea dude!!

[Drew1d]

V2 has a 3 1/2" inlet. I buy cheapy ones and just replace them rather than clean. I noticed some problems when I cleaned the original one too much. (I was nuts, and would wash it out in hot water and dawn every month.) After a year I wrecked it. I bought a dryflow filter again as a replacement. Never cleaned it, and after a year it was pretty clogged, but still worked. I started experimenting with other filters and styles to see what results I get.
Mushroom style
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q44/schwag512/1209102254.jpg

And Open top Cone style
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q44/schwag512/1209102254a.jpg

I'd say the "Mushroom" style flows the best, although I'm going to replace it every 3 months. I'm going to try one more style designed for CAI, that is a cone but has an collar around it, then I want to use ducting to a scoop or something. I just have to figure a way to guarantee no water gets to the filter. Sorry to thread jack. :) The dryflow filters are good too, just expensive.

[civictype_r04]

^^ You do know that you are not supposed to wash the dry flow filters just rinse them and let dry NO SOAP!!!!!

[Manny Kid 15]

show stoppers sells them...i was going to get before i traded mine for a cold air intake

[Drew1d]

^^ You do know that you are not supposed to wash the dry flow filters just rinse them and let dry NO SOAP!!!!!

Um....no. But I'd only use a very small amount. Just to dissolve the petro-vapor-reminent stuff. To be honest, I think it was the frequency that did it in.

[Drew1d]

Link to AEM's site to cleaning your dryflow. (http://www.aemintakes.com/air_filter_cleaning_instructions.htm)

I'm sure there stuff is similar to dawn. They say no HOT water. Hmmmm....