AEM air filter
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SyN
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I use the Drop-in Dry Flow.
Installed @ the 364 mile mark.
I clean mine Twice a year: Once before summer & Once before winter!
Every time I clean I disassemble & clean the whole factory air box and tube.
Everything downstream of the filter passed the white glove test. There is Never any fine dust particles. Tells me the filter is doing its job. Also the throttle body is spotless.
I give it a A+
I will be installing the same style in my new 6.7L CTD when I bring her home!
Installed @ the 364 mile mark.
I clean mine Twice a year: Once before summer & Once before winter!
Every time I clean I disassemble & clean the whole factory air box and tube.
Everything downstream of the filter passed the white glove test. There is Never any fine dust particles. Tells me the filter is doing its job. Also the throttle body is spotless.
I give it a A+
I will be installing the same style in my new 6.7L CTD when I bring her home!
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Nutshell
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Check out AFE as well. Really like mine.
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Yes, the AEM Dry-flow is great.
DavidN
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I was running the afe dry filter for about 200 Miles.
Made no difference performance wise.
MPG dropped from 18 to 16 Gallons per evic.
Made no difference performance wise.
MPG dropped from 18 to 16 Gallons per evic.
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electricyeti
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I use one as my winter/ fishing trip filter. ( I do two fishing and usually one hunting that is 68 miles from pavement plus running around hitting the Brooks). No issues . I think some of my mileage lost to tires came back. I use the vararam the rest of the year.
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I run the AEM dry drop in filter. My truck spends a lot of time on the beach and I wanted something washable, but didn't want to deal with oiled filters like K&N. So far, so good.
I noticed zero performance gains, but also was not expecting any.
I noticed zero performance gains, but also was not expecting any.
Hemi395
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I have an AEM filter waiting to go in after my current Purolator filter inhales the spring pollen
EagleChief
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That's my next filter. I've had it on my list for a little while, just need to get to replacement time. I've heard good things about them on here and with other reviews.
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