stillen intake how do you clean or replace
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stillen intake how do you clean or replace
I installed the stillen intake in my 07 g35 coupe and it has about 8k on it right now. I was wondering when are you suppose to clean it out because i know dealer does not clean the intake or change the filter if it is an after market. At how many miles am i suppose to take out the intake filter and clean it out? and what am i suppose to be using to clean it with? Thanks a lot. Links to what products i need to clean would be very helpful
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You should clean it every 8-10K miles. You can take the filter and tap it out and replace it. They make a airasol spray kinda like keyboard cleaner too but you dont really need that. I always have 2 filters. When I need to clean one, I take it out, tap all the dirt out, then soak it in soda water over night meanwhile I have already replaced it with my extra. After soaking overnight just take it out of the soda water and let it dry. They do recommend that you oil the filter after cleaning too.
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Originally Posted by 05350GT6MT
hey how do you like your stillen intake?
cause ive heard some negative feedback
and its making me think twice about getting one
im currently in the market for a cai
cause ive heard some negative feedback
and its making me think twice about getting one
im currently in the market for a cai
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Originally Posted by ttrank
I would look into an AEM dryflow filter wich is a lot easier to clean (no oil). I changed my Stillen out for one and now changed my Greddy filters out for them too.
Not saying I've been asking you directly, but been posting for the replacement for the Stillen/JWT... do you have?...
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Originally Posted by tightvpkid
the stillen and z tube seems to be working great here...sounds great....feels great and no problem here....i haven;t had a chance to clean it yet so not so sure of how hard it will be but shouldn't be that bad....the stillen has the stock look as well..
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