Afe Dry Filter Vs Oem at Fletcher Luke blog

Afe Dry Filter Vs Oem. It’s well built, cheap (about $38) and a dry. There was a swri test with both in the comparison, though the afe had a pinhole leak while the aem flowed more and had a higher capacity. The oe paper filters will always be the most efficient at filtering out small particles. When i emailed afe they told me i was cleaning my filter too often (every ~10k miles) and that when the filter gets dirty it filters better. He compares it to the oem mann filter and notes the pros. This was the first filter i bought given that most people here use this filter. Filters the best of all of them, including oem, and would love to have a oem performing filter plus the ability to reuse it. A filter that captures less dirt is most likely less restrictive, allowing air to pass a little more freely. That said, most of the dry performance filters still. So it’ll make the engine work not as. Not wanting to buy new. I know there's an independent test of the aem dry filter, it showed the aem filtering better for longer than any other.

Not wanting to buy new. When i emailed afe they told me i was cleaning my filter too often (every ~10k miles) and that when the filter gets dirty it filters better. He compares it to the oem mann filter and notes the pros. That said, most of the dry performance filters still. A filter that captures less dirt is most likely less restrictive, allowing air to pass a little more freely. There was a swri test with both in the comparison, though the afe had a pinhole leak while the aem flowed more and had a higher capacity. This was the first filter i bought given that most people here use this filter. The oe paper filters will always be the most efficient at filtering out small particles. I know there's an independent test of the aem dry filter, it showed the aem filtering better for longer than any other. It’s well built, cheap (about $38) and a dry.

Afe DRY S Momentum LC200 Intake System Replacement Filter (Part51760 Al Shiba 4X4

Afe Dry Filter Vs Oem There was a swri test with both in the comparison, though the afe had a pinhole leak while the aem flowed more and had a higher capacity. Filters the best of all of them, including oem, and would love to have a oem performing filter plus the ability to reuse it. There was a swri test with both in the comparison, though the afe had a pinhole leak while the aem flowed more and had a higher capacity. When i emailed afe they told me i was cleaning my filter too often (every ~10k miles) and that when the filter gets dirty it filters better. He compares it to the oem mann filter and notes the pros. That said, most of the dry performance filters still. I know there's an independent test of the aem dry filter, it showed the aem filtering better for longer than any other. So it’ll make the engine work not as. The oe paper filters will always be the most efficient at filtering out small particles. This was the first filter i bought given that most people here use this filter. A filter that captures less dirt is most likely less restrictive, allowing air to pass a little more freely. It’s well built, cheap (about $38) and a dry. Not wanting to buy new.