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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!!
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This is the one your looking for bro..... http://www.corsportusa.com/store/cat...oducts_id=6517
Right off AEM's site tells you the number for the replacement filter..... http://www.aemintakes.com/store/prod...?Prod=24-6108C
^ thankss
Yea dude!!
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
And Open top Cone style
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.
^^ You do know that you are not supposed to wash the dry flow filters just rinse them and let dry NO SOAP!!!!!
show stoppers sells them...i was going to get before i traded mine for a cold air intake
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.Originally Posted by civictype_r04
Link to AEM's site to cleaning your dryflow.
I'm sure there stuff is similar to dawn. They say no HOT water. Hmmmm....
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