Bart Man

I just ordered a AEM Brute Force , I'v herd nothing bu great things about it, I'll let you know how it go's after I install it. They said it will add 11.9 hp the the rear wheels, and it has the dry filter system AEM Brute Force Induction System - AEM-21-8100DP | Powered By CoxImport - Your Import Performance Headquarters

whitecrystal1

Cool post us a picture of it when you get it installed. You still working on a picture of your Edge to post for us?
Watch out, you might get named LovetheTide JR

LovetheTide

We need to come up with a name for person that says they will post pics but never do. Im off the hook now so im not on the list .

Any ideas for the special name we should call these special people?

whitecrystal1

Sure I got one. How about LovetheRide

LovetheTide

Sounds good to me.

whitecrystal1

You started this trend so it's gotta have your name in there somewhere. By the way I didn't come up with this. Someone else on here did first

LovetheTide

Oh i remember. Who said it i cant remember who it was?

LovetheTide

It was MACH825

Ive got an we can call it the LovetheRide award and if we can sweet talk nathan into it would might get him to post it below the recipiants name. Hint Hint

Ford Man 14821

I'd rather have an oiled one that gummed up... that would mean that it was catching dirt... and that would in turn mean that it was working. Im not sold on dry filters. I know lots of dirtbikes and quads that are professional racers use dry filters, but they also tear down and rebuild their engines every day.

Before i bought a dry filter id check how many microns the element is. I use a K&N cuz its oiled (and therefore catches more dirt) and yet its still high volume/low micron. Id rather clean my air filter every 3000 miles than rebuild my engine every 6 months-year cuz theres dirt in it.

lowscrew

i like my BBK alot! wasnt real expensive either