Hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone on here has tried a DNA air filter part # AFPN-019 and if so are they any good?

 

Never heard of them. Do they make one for our cars?

 

Yeah I found them on Amazon and they say it fits. The reason I'm asking is because its an non oiled filter

 

 

Cool. AEM makes one like that

 

Wow, maybe I should buy that instead of re oiling my Spectre. RPMWS6 has me deathly afraid of cleaning that thing..... Lol

 

DNA filters are fairly popular on bikes for what thats worth..

 

Filter came in and it fits perfect

 

So this is panel style filter for an LS1 Camaro/Trans Am?

 

What do you mean by panel style filter?

 

Flat OEM style air filter

 

A flat rectangular type filter that fits in the stock air box

 

Oh lol .yes it came like a flat oem style. The only difference from the stock and the DNA. The DNA is thinner then the paper style but other then that .it fits perfect in my oem box

 

Ok gotcha. My K&N is the same way, I bit thinner than stock

 

Hopefully this filter is good. I'll see in the next few days how its holding up

 

Keep us posted

 

Will do ��

 

I am super curious myself, as this way I don't have to mess with reoiling my current one.

 

If you expect 200,000 miles, you will use a paper style air filter.

AFEpower makes some really nice paper-style (dry and wet designs) that filter as good or better than OEM and are very high quality filtration. Diesel engine filtration applications are center around cleanliness and combustion performance, since they also achieve high mileage with clean air as a requirement, and typically turbocharged.

Street cars, daily drivers, revolve around the filtration. You don't see it overnight, but over years.

 

So far its been holding up great and its doing its job. It's holding its shape unlike the paper filters I've used before.. Where they concave after a couple WOT.