DCZC

Read the old reviews and heard mixed reviews.

Some said great/some had issues.


I bought a used CAI on the forum a year ago (and obviously have procrastinated to install) I already am keeping the stock hemholz and am trying to decide whether to use the MF filter or buy a dryflow.

input from those with experience is appreciated.

NmexMAX

iTrader: (22)

I still use K&N after a combined 10 years and 241,000 miles later and only 2 MAF sensors on 2 different cars.

DCZC

Thanks,

What about separating the filter and using the velocity stack with another filter? I'm not opposed to this filter but dont like the idea of having to retackify and clean every 15k. Any more input?

ChrisMan287

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Go with a dry flow you'll like it a lot better. No oil involved, only cleaning and drying when necessary. I have a 3" Corksport dry flow on my 5.5 and love it.

DCZC

Thanks,

Any who currently or in the past used the monster flow filter have input?

CMax03

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Buy a JWT Popcharger from Cattman with a 6" R2C filter.... great combo!

ChrisMan287

iTrader: (34)

Don't the Monsterflow's filter air terribly?

DCZC

I honestly dont know,

I bought a PR style CAI a while back and am debating between installing the MF filter or not.

If i get enough neg feedback I will honestly probably hack some of the plastic off and use the built in velocity stack Good ole Texas style redneck engineering


All feedback appreciated

ChrisMan287

iTrader: (34)

No need for a Monsterflow just get any dry flow. I have a 3" Amsoil dry flow on my 4th gen that's nice.

T_Behr904

I'd go with an Apexi dry flow filter. Read some tests on it and not only is it one of the highest flowing filters available, it's one of the best for filtration as well. This was important to me since sand from the Florida roadways gets kicked up inside of engine bays. It has an integrated velocity stack and the end cap is shaped to a point to direct airflow inwards towards the velocity stack, or bellmouth.

Rochester

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I came to that exact same conclusion many years ago, and have been using the APEXi pop-charger ever since. It's pricey, but also one of those things I don't mind spending a little extra for.

DCZC

Thanks,what do you guys think of this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ht_6725wt_1165

Planning on also using the velocity stack from the MF with this filter

Input welcome

DCZC

PS the apexi looks great but out of my price range.

NmexMAX

iTrader: (22)

BPi stack (45-55$ + filter (another 30$) = ~85$, now you need a MAF adapter.

nismoSEXIMA

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i got the blox velocity stack....thing is sick and has a nice tone to it... and i just had the apexi dry flow... both are great filters but im really happy with the BLOX....