do you know which AEM filter i need to put onto the K&N SRI? is it the same 3" short cone as with the gm part?

 

Did you ever talk to Aaron at TTR i am sure he can get you a good deal on one

 

by a AEM one then! dont buy the KN SRI and go out and by a seperate filter, just tossing more money away bro

 

What?

The filters are like the same price JP.

They flow the same too, one is oiled, one is not.

It is just a different method of catching the dirt.

If I would do it all over again...I wouldn't pay over 100 bux for a damn piece of pipe

 

when i bought my 2.4L last year i got the gmpp intake right away and i hated it. i bought the k&n SRI intake and loved it. i say go for k&n. i never heard the fuita or injen but other than the tough install people seem to like them. K&N installed easily and quickly wth no fitment issues.

 

they sell it as a bundle tho..with KN SRI u get the filter aswell..why buy the filter+intake and then go buy another filter? doesnt make sense..

oh **** i agree, i paid 360 shipped for mine (**** you canada) for a peice of pipe and filter

 

You can turn around and sell that K&N filter though for store price.

So really you are still getting it for the same price.

$360 for a ******* SRI?!?!?!?!?

You are crazy

 

yup first week KN announced this intake i went and bought it, was not dissapointed..it was summer and i had the money to waste

 

dry filters are much better then oil fitlers. Dealerships will wig out about the Oil filter. MAF are alot of dough and control your Air to fule ratio, its veryy important, i would wany my Maf as clean as possible, not having to worry about cleaning my MAF and the lack of performance and possible harm to my car

can you tell us more about why u hated it?

 

i just came into some $$$ where do you figure ill find the cheapest price for the K&N, without paying through the nose for shipping to CA??

ok I actually need help on this for sure. which AEM dryflow filter fits the K&N intake??

 

You'll have to look around the cheapest i have seen was $250 but I can't remember where.

 

on AEM's website, its gives two measurements on the filters, the first im assuming is the inside diameter of the flange? is this correct?

take a look http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=93

 

any one know the part number for the AEM Dry filter that fits the GMPP?

 

i heard thats 21-203DK, it was in another thread somewhere...

 

Yea I think thats correct

 

but like i was saying, i need to know what one to get for the K&N cause i may need to order it.

 

your wasting money my friend^^

 

not at all, my car is loud in person, and on the vid it is super quiet....

you dont need a dryflow, ive cleaned mine plenty. just because one dude over oiled his filter by spraying the hell out of it doesnt mean you will, just read the directions, thats what i did and i have no CEL or anything like that...

 

eh im a lazy person, and its what i want... thx for the concern though. once again, id appreciate any help on figuring out which one i need for that system!

 

And should you over oil the filter MAF cleaner is only a few bucks

 

lol the oiled filter should not be a problem at all. it comes pre-oiled, all you have to do is screw it on and drive. your making this a MUCH bigger deal than it is.

 

Here is the specs on the k&n filter:

http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?Prod=RU-5147

see if you can find a dry flow that matches the specs.

 

The K&N is around $270 from Mopac in Langley.......that's where I got mine. The GMPP one is $390 from the dealer. I've had the K&N Typhoon installed since late December and I've never had a single problem with my MAF.......and it will NOT void your warranty, that's ridiculous.

 

Go with GMPP, it's the safest for your car. It is un-oiled so there are no MAF problems. The dealerships will like it and it WILL NOT void your warrenty. It als ohas a mean growl when you get on it, but sees to be pretty silent when cruising. It looks clean and really spices up the looks under the hood.

 

Turbo Tech sells them for $260 but shipping will boost it up to about $300.