replacement air cleaner ?
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From: SLC, UT
If you just want the oem cheap style panel filter, just buy it at any auto parts store.
If you plan on having the car for several years, it is actually cheaper to buy a lifetime filter that can just be cleaned. Don't need to do a full intake system, but you'll get slightly better performance from a filter like the K&N and it is less money in the long run too. Just a thought.
If you plan on having the car for several years, it is actually cheaper to buy a lifetime filter that can just be cleaned. Don't need to do a full intake system, but you'll get slightly better performance from a filter like the K&N and it is less money in the long run too. Just a thought.
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From: WA
If you just want the oem cheap style panel filter, just buy it at any auto parts store.
If you plan on having the car for several years, it is actually cheaper to buy a lifetime filter that can just be cleaned. Don't need to do a full intake system, but you'll get slightly better performance from a filter like the K&N and it is less money in the long run too. Just a thought.
If you plan on having the car for several years, it is actually cheaper to buy a lifetime filter that can just be cleaned. Don't need to do a full intake system, but you'll get slightly better performance from a filter like the K&N and it is less money in the long run too. Just a thought.
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If you just want the oem cheap style panel filter, just buy it at any auto parts store.
If you plan on having the car for several years, it is actually cheaper to buy a lifetime filter that can just be cleaned. Don't need to do a full intake system, but you'll get slightly better performance from a filter like the K&N and it is less money in the long run too. Just a thought.
If you plan on having the car for several years, it is actually cheaper to buy a lifetime filter that can just be cleaned. Don't need to do a full intake system, but you'll get slightly better performance from a filter like the K&N and it is less money in the long run too. Just a thought.
Maybe I'll do the k n N filter. ( hate cleaning them and oiling them tho )
I'll prob keep the Maxima for at least 2 more years until and IF new design is worth getting
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http://forums.automobilemag.com/70/6...you-thousands/
Instead - I chose an Amsoil cleanable filter:
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/eaa.aspx
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