2xLS1

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I worked on a 98 T/A yesterday that had a Fram Air Hog air filter. My observations were it was too big to fit the tray correctly and the owner of the car said it cost him $80 at O'reily's.

Scalpel

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O'Reilly's is more expensive on most things unless you have them pricematch them to what Autozone, etc sells them for. Still a very $$ part to not fit well.

I stick to the Fram's

ddelallata

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I read a post here where a member reported that his lid broke with the AirHog. He contacted Fram and they sent him a check for a replacement lid and Fram was going to research the problem.

MyLilWS6

Yea, i bought an Airhog when they first came out and it didn't even come close to fitting. Took it back and ordered a Holley Powershot and it fits like a glove.

warmadness

my friend bought one last week ,cost him $35.00 at walmart. it fits good on his

WILWAXU

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Did he get 2? There ~$35 at walmart.

Another_User

That is why I firmly believe FRAM sucks. Only FRAM could find a way to completely screw up something like an air filter. I swear...Ford must own that company.

sawedoff

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The Fram brand and Allied Signal are very good. Many have said the same about the K&N brand and the other brands of reuseables.The K&N units don't seem to fit very well either. The element oil ruins the sensors. Most of these aftermarket lids are garbage. They don't fit well, and the material they make them out of doesn't hold up to the underhood temperatures. They flow more, but only because the warp and leak like a drunk at a dive bar. You'd get more results in using a pair of Sheer Ultra panty hose for an air filter.

RobTheHog

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Yup, they are 34.95 at wally world. Mine fit fine on my 98 TA. Only had to trim off the handle that came with the replacement filter tray.