View Poll Results: Would you buy an AEM Dryflow panel filter for 98-02 LS1 FBody?
Yes
83
91.21%
No
8
8.79%
Voters: 91. You may not vote on this poll
If AEM makes an FBody DryFlow panel filter, will you buy it?
#45
A K&N filter without oil hardly filters the airflow-you might as well not use a filter.
A longtime family friend is a rep for Wix. K&N is the joke of the industry as their air filters flow more because they pass more dirt and how much they cost.
All this talk of air filters has me considering trying a Amsoil EaA filter in my DD '03 Blazer.
A longtime family friend is a rep for Wix. K&N is the joke of the industry as their air filters flow more because they pass more dirt and how much they cost.
All this talk of air filters has me considering trying a Amsoil EaA filter in my DD '03 Blazer.
#46
A K&N filter without oil hardly filters the airflow-you might as well not use a filter.
A longtime family friend is a rep for Wix. K&N is the joke of the industry as their air filters flow more because they pass more dirt and how much they cost.
All this talk of air filters has me considering trying a Amsoil EaA filter in my DD '03 Blazer.
A longtime family friend is a rep for Wix. K&N is the joke of the industry as their air filters flow more because they pass more dirt and how much they cost.
All this talk of air filters has me considering trying a Amsoil EaA filter in my DD '03 Blazer.
#58
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Keep in mind, both the Airaid and the afe have an MSRP of 79.99.
I'd imagine AEM to be significantly lower. I also agree they need to address the issue of the housing. It would be nice to not have to use weather stripping to seal the lid.
I'd imagine AEM to be significantly lower. I also agree they need to address the issue of the housing. It would be nice to not have to use weather stripping to seal the lid.
Last edited by dr_whigham; 07-05-2012 at 02:29 AM.