I recently went back to stock intake...I'm interested in getting a replacement filter...but was wondering if there was anything good out there besides stock? Perhaps a pure 1 or wix or some other brand? Let me know!
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Depends what you want to spend. The OEM filters are good quality as are wix and probably pure-one. If you want the ultimate in an aftermarket application, the new AMSOIL Ea filters are great. http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/eaa.aspx
Cost for the filter to fit the max is $26 ($34.15 retail) plus your applicable sales tax and shipping. Pls see my post in the Group Deals section and/or send me a PM if you want one.
Cost for the filter to fit the max is $26 ($34.15 retail) plus your applicable sales tax and shipping. Pls see my post in the Group Deals section and/or send me a PM if you want one.
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Originally Posted by talkinghorse
Depends what you want to spend. The OEM filters are good quality as are wix and probably pure-one. If you want the ultimate in an aftermarket application, the new AMSOIL Ea filters are great. http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/eaa.aspx
I am using that filter and I like it. I feel it is better than OEM.
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I'd stay clear from the K&N...I'm looking along the lines of a dry filter that you throw away every 15-20k....about $10-$15 a pop....I've had bad experience with K&N...I use to have one on my 4th gen...and that thing got super dirty after like 10k miles...the oil wasn't red anymore...and I had to go buy the kit for $10 to reoil it...problem is, I had to keep reoiling it every 10k...and plus I risk re-oiling (factory preoiled is perfect) and damaging my MAF...Originally Posted by maxima1380
K&N Filters are good, and they can be cleaned and reinstalled. I had one before I upgraded to an intake. They are around $40
I would like to stick with a regular filter...
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I would like to stick with a regular filter...
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I'd stay clear from the K&N...I'm looking along the lines of a dry filter that you throw away every 15-20k....about $10-$15 a pop....I've had bad experience with K&N...I use to have one on my 4th gen...and that thing got super dirty after like 10k miles...the oil wasn't red anymore...and I had to go buy the kit for $10 to reoil it...problem is, I had to keep reoiling it every 10k...and plus I risk re-oiling (factory preoiled is perfect) and damaging my MAF...I would like to stick with a regular filter...
That's why I like the Amsoil one. You just vaccum it...
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I would like to stick with a regular filter...
finally somebody thinks like me. k&N sucks.Originally Posted by steven88
I'd stay clear from the K&N...I'm looking along the lines of a dry filter that you throw away every 15-20k....about $10-$15 a pop....I've had bad experience with K&N...I use to have one on my 4th gen...and that thing got super dirty after like 10k miles...the oil wasn't red anymore...and I had to go buy the kit for $10 to reoil it...problem is, I had to keep reoiling it every 10k...and plus I risk re-oiling (factory preoiled is perfect) and damaging my MAF...I would like to stick with a regular filter...
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thats why we both have Apex-i Originally Posted by vsamoylov
finally somebody thinks like me. k&N sucks.
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Purolator Pureone Air Filter. Put one in my girls car. Feel a difference? No. But that's not why I put it in. It's supposed to flow more air, catch more dirt and last longer. So I figured why not for $10.
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Advance Auto Parts.
yup. I believe this is the only place to currently get the Pureone Air Filters.....at least it was when I got my filter.Advance Auto Parts.
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Nissan's oem air filter is tough to beat. But honestly, I think just about all of the aftermarket air filters are good...STP, Fram, Wix, Purolator, Baldwin, etc. I'd buy on price personally. Amsoil and Purolator Pure1 air filters are probably a cut above other over-the-counter choices due to their unique filtering media. The only air filter I avoid is Micro Guard from O'Reillys. The one I bought had visible holes in the filter right out of the box...no kidding.
