taws6

iTrader: (2)

What do you guys think, I'm particularly interested in the Amsoil air filter.
Does it flow and filter better than the K&N, without the clean up mess of a cotton/oil filter ?

Fifedogg

iTrader: (15)

Just use a stock filter. I have actually heard they flow better than the K&N. I'm not sure if its true or not but I dont think its worth the money. I went from a K&N to a Stock and didn't notice anything.

z28_YOU_HO

iTrader: (7)

Dont think it really matter honestly

black_phoenix

iTrader: (27)

just get this air filter from ws6 store, you will see no gain bu wont have to ever change it... same thing as k&n but for 1/2 cost...

http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...5d68b37e2a15da

dailydriver

It (the Amsoil EaA 83) definitely does filter better than a K&N (or any of the oiled gauze aftermarket filters), and it flows the same or close to as much as those filters.
It is also cleanable with just a vacum cleaner/shop vac.

This seems like the best alternative to stock or oiled types since BOTH AEM and Fram refuse to make their respective filters (Dryflow, Synwash) to the Amsoil EaAs for our rides' drop in panel filter type airboxes.

sidewayz28

iTrader: (24)

ill tell u right now your not going to gain anythign with an aftermarket air filter, use the stock one! seriously... youd have to be a ricer to say you can feel gains from an air filter

jsteele90

iTrader: (13)

im all about the fram

99Bluz28

iTrader: (35)

I know it doesn't flow better than the k&n, but it not far behind!And yes it definitely filters better!
And no messy oiling!
Just break out the shopvac!

taws6

iTrader: (2)

Thanks,

Yea I know these no real hp gain to be had, but paper filters need changing $£ and cotton needs cleaning $£. This one could last a VERY long time, with no messy clean up. I was interested if it actually filtered well or not, and I think I've herd enough yes replys to swap over.

I just cant understand why everyone hasn't swapped over yet !?!!
Thanks for the input,

Paul.