I have InjenRd CAI sytem but I would like to replace the 2.5 cone Injen Filter that came with it.
Could I use the 2.5 AEM DryFlow air filter, if so should I put a cover on it or would it matter.
I know you guys would recommend the K&N but where can I find one on the web. I prefer the web the prices are lower than local store.
Point is my Injen filter is dirty and I cleaned it following the KN instruc. and KN oil and its not turning the red color. If it came down I'm gonna go the Short ram route instead. but I like the sound of my CAI
#116011, "RE: Aem DryFlow-K&N filter on Injen Cai" In response to Reply # 0
You're overthinking it and K&N filters are overrated.
No point in running a cold air intake in the summer anyway. You can run a flex pipe from the hole where the airbox used to be to somewhere in your front bumper to draw cooler air to the filter if you prefer.
#116012, "RE: Aem DryFlow-K&N filter on Injen Cai" In response to Reply # 0
It shouldn't be a problem using the dryflow on a Injen unit. It is afterall only a filter and a pipe.
I'm not computing the part about the filter not turning red when you are cleaning it....?
I have one for sale but it has a 2.25" opening (stretechable to 2.5" if you know what you are doing) if you are interested. I bought it just to see what was soo special about the filter after seeing it on a Group 5 rally car last year.
#116013, "RE: Aem DryFlow-K&N filter on Injen Cai" In response to Reply # 2
If the K&N oil isn't turning the filter red and the filter media is white, either the filter isn't dry or the oil dye has faded. spray the oil on a sheet of paper and see if it turns red. if the paper turns red then let your filter dry longer.
Erik P. Official 2GNT thread Hijacker Some say that he's driven over more Covenant than he's shot, and that his grenades aren't where you'd expect them to be... All we know is, He's not The Stig... But he is The Stig's Spartan cousin!
#116014, "RE: Aem DryFlow-K&N filter on Injen Cai" In response to Reply # 3
Originally posted by RoninEclipse2G If the K&N oil isn't turning the filter red and the filter media is white, either the filter isn't dry or the oil dye has faded. spray the oil on a sheet of paper and see if it turns red. if the paper turns red then let your filter dry longer.
+1 Eric correct again, the oil is new I just open my recharge kit. I sprayed the oil and let it sit longer than what it kn recommends. After about a hour wait the injen filter turned red. I might need to spray it one more time, more red the better