Hi all,

Is there any other good places to order a stillen cai filter and cabin filter besides Everythingg35? Since stillen doesn't sell the filter itself, I'll be getting the pop charger filter $49.99 and the cabin filter for $26.25. I do not plan to re-oil the filter since I don't want to risk messing anything up.

How often do you guys change/re-oil the cone filter? I've had it for about 1 yr and 4+ months with about 12,000 miles on it I think. As for the cabin filter, it's almost 12 months with about 10,000 miles. I can probably still hold off for a few more months but just wanted to order the filters so I can swap them when I have nothing to do one day.

For the ones that have the charcoal filter do you recommend paying twice the price for that over the original cabin filters?

Thanks...

 

pm tony@riversideinfiniti

 

heyyyy

i highly recommend you get the AEM Dryflow filter. I forgot where, but there is a a thread about people replacing their JWT popcharger filter with an AEM Dryflow universal one. I took the part number and bought the universal Dryflow that fits the JWT kit. It fit my Stillen box with the help of (a dab) some silicone spray (wd-40 or hot water should work as well)

this is a very nice filter! it does not use any oil, so you will never have to purchase any sort of "refill" kit. I have washed it maybe 5 or 6 times so far with a plastic safe cleaner (a dab of simple green) I just dunk it a few times in a bucket of simple green and than rinse out all the soap. the filter dries in just 10 minutes (I let it sit in the heat for at least 1/2 hour tho and than run it under a hair dryer for a bit).

AEM does sell a dryflow "cleaner" which they reco you use. but numerous users from other automotive forums find any sort of plastic cleaner to be enough

 

What's his username?

 

Hmm....interesting. But I haven't heard many people having them so to be safe I probably go with the popcharger which fits right in.

So what's going on Neal? I haven't been too active on the forum. Been exhausted taking care of my daughter (10 weeks old).

 

Back when I had my SC, I changed out my Stillen filter for the AEM Dryflow, it was very easy. Now I made custom intakes to use two AEMs.

 

What happened to your supercharger?

 

I just bought the AEM dryflow to replace the Stillen filter (actually it's just a K&N filter that Stillen uses). I have a thread somewhere about which K&N part number and the AEM part number. I have yet to install it so I hope I bought the right one. I bought the AEM part number: 21-209DK.

 

Sold it.

Have a Greddy Twin Turbo now.


Here are the intakes I made that I was talking about.

 

Holyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!

That is some hot sh*t. Wow, dual intake like the new G's. So what 1/4 mile times are you running and how many zebras are we talking about?