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Old 03-10-2009, 02:43 AM
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thanks buck for that link seems k&n seem to be what people perfer i will have to look in to price of one
Keep in mind that just because the most people use the K&N doesn't necessarily mean its the best. A lot of that is just brand recognition. But K&N makes good stuff so if u go with that u will be happy, as with any other intake out there
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I had K&Ns in the past but now have an AEM Brute Force. I'm done messing with specialty oil and cleaners. The AEM is rated highly and I can rinse (soak) it out with regular mild detergent - no oiling needed.
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I got a aFe prodry for $225 flat.
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Old 03-10-2009, 04:04 AM
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I got a aFe prodry for $225 flat.
I got an AFE Stage 2 Intake for $165 on closeout from f150store.com (Moss Motors)
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I had K&Ns in the past but now have an AEM Brute Force. I'm done messing with specialty oil and cleaners. The AEM is rated highly and I can rinse (soak) it out with regular mild detergent - no oiling needed.
I agree, the new dry filters are rated really well and take less effort to upkeep. I love my AFE.
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i went aem cai
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Soon I'll be buying my own to put on and I'm going with AFEs Stage 2 Dry version so I don't have to deal with oil based filters.
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i got a K&N CAI with no complaints....i picked it up for a steal and a half...
$75 ....its all personal preference just go with a good deal when you find one...try searching craigslist for one thats where i got mine
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Got mine for about $9... Just have to get the Gryphon before I put it in...
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