Any preferences on which brand of drop in filter to buy?
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Any preferences on which brand of drop in filter to buy?
I just Superchipped the Jeep and thought I would throw a drop in filter into the mix but not sure what brand to buy and if it matters and it it truly matters? Any help is appreciated
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If you are thinking K&N or something don't do it. They do not filter well. Hold one up to the light sometime.
The jeep motor is not limited by intake airflow. You would have to re valve/re cam to cause it to be choking at the filter.
Get a WIX filter. They are excellent and they filter very well.
The jeep motor is not limited by intake airflow. You would have to re valve/re cam to cause it to be choking at the filter.
Get a WIX filter. They are excellent and they filter very well.
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If you are thinking K&N or something don't do it. They do not filter well. Hold one up to the light sometime.
The jeep motor is not limited by intake airflow. You would have to re valve/re cam to cause it to be choking at the filter.
Get a WIX filter. They are excellent and they filter very well.
The jeep motor is not limited by intake airflow. You would have to re valve/re cam to cause it to be choking at the filter.
Get a WIX filter. They are excellent and they filter very well.
A civilian I used to work with came by my office today and I was checking out his 08 Mustang GT. He told me he bought an aftermarket CAI and tuner....and after a dyno check, he gained approx 30 hp. This is an example of why CAI's have become so popular....on our 3.8's, we're not going to see this gain unfortunately....maybe 5 hp, if that's worth the $200-250 price tag.