Air filters

[Jackpine]

For $62.00 I would hope it might last a while. Notice there's no real "lifetime" estimate. I dunno, I find paper filters are pretty "convenient" and don't really have to be changed all that often.

- Jack

[LonestarROB]

Who's selling them for $62!?! I found them for about $40.

[LonestarROB]

Well, ordered one. Guess I'll find out if they're any good.

[Jackpine]

Originally Posted by LonestarROB

Who's selling them for $62!?! I found them for about $40.

Good on you! I just went to their website, and that's what they show.

- Jack

[Longshot270]

Let me know what you think, I've never seen them. Just tried their website and couldn't find any for pre-2009 though. The only reason I use the oiled filter is because I constantly have to clean my air filter. Went about 10 K on my paper filter and it isn't in that bad of shape but since I got the oiled filter I have to clean it every 3k. I'm not gonna complain about cleaning my intake filter more often since it is the only fine particle protection the engine has.

[LonestarROB]

Will do. J&J was actually right about the price. $38 was the "starting low as" price. Once I entered in my specific truck, it was $56 or something. No harm though as I needed to spend $75 for my coupon to count so got a new dash pod as well.

[LonestarROB]

Any way to tell if this filter is "better" then the K&N?

It seems fine enough. It's slightly larger then the K&N while retaining the same basic shape.

[x2mosg]

I was gonna suggest the Amsoil replacement for half the price. It's good for 100k and to be cleaned at 25k with low pressure air or low suction vacuum. Mine's due a cleaning this weekend due to being in severly dusty fields the last several weeks. Gonna clean the MAF sensor while I'm at it. Then hopefully next week I'll be tuning it up with a Gryphon.

David