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Old 10-10-2004, 11:41 PM
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best source for an inexpensive filter

to replace the shot one on my Injen? I don't want to spend big bucks for an authentic replacement. eBay?
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Old 10-10-2004, 11:56 PM
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dude just buy a K&N i know it seems like its way to expensive but its worth it life time warranty cant go wrong with K&N its big and it probalby filters better then anything out there so just spend the 80 bucks to get the K&N.
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

juss get a 10 dollar one off ebay.
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

A god quality K&N filter is only 30-40 bucks. Try www.summitracing.com. I got my 7" by 9" there for like 35 bucks. For that price its hard to justify buying a no name POS.
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

Is that the dimensions I need? 7" base? Thanks.
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Old 10-12-2004, 02:54 AM
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

Depends on your setup. My filter is massive, and is on a 4" intake pipe. You cna see pics at my site. Its the largest filter that will fit between the fuse box and headlamp (7", cylindrical, not cone). For a more typical setup you may not be able to find that size filter with the right size inlet. And for a stock MAS, you need an oval inlet for the FIPK type setups, or round (3"?) for the cheap/ebay style adapters.

When looking at the filters in summit there are some drop down boxes that let you input some information. So you can narrow down the results. For example, have it show only 3" inlets. Then show only cone shape. Then narrow it by length, etc....
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

hey i just ordered a the MAF adapotr and a filter off ebay. ill sell you the filter it came with cuz im replacing it with a K&n. inside diameter of the filters flange is 4.5 inch. [email protected]
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Re: Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

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hey i just ordered a the MAF adapotr and a filter off ebay. ill sell you the filter it came with cuz im replacing it with a K&n. inside diameter of the filters flange is 4.5 inch. [email protected]
I have the MAF adapter (with the Injen) so you just have a new generic filter?
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

email me at [email protected] the filters adaptor inside diameter is 4.5 in.
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

Where are you guys finding the FIPK for $35 or even $80? I've been checking around and all I see are over $100.
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

If you just need a particular size filter, www.summitracing.com is where I go. I paid ~34 bucks for a 9" long, 7" diameter cylindrical with 4" connection. If you need to adapt it to the stock MAS you can do the KN FIPK for about 80-90 bucks or get a 20 dollar ebay adapter (that blocks half of the MAS by the way) and a standard filter from summit. I would rather spend the money for the FIPK, you only have to buy it once.
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

nah my ebay adaptor doenst block off my MAF honeycombs at all. i know the ones your talking about though. they fit like a 3 in outside diameter filter. you just gotta look around. heres a pic of the one i got for 8.99 plus 15 bucks shipping lol. its the pic from dejontool.com and im not lying this adaptor is identical to mine. scroll to bottom of the page. http://www.dejontool.com/DSM%202gC%20Intake.htm
this is the ebay seller i got it from. i recommend. he sent me trackin number and the works. makotoautotrends
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Old 11-18-2004, 10:16 PM
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

oh also. the reason why they are cheap on ebay is because they only include some china filter and the adaptor. the k&n kit comes with a "bracket" i guess you could call it that holds the fitler in place. i built my own out of some sheetmetal and the rubber bushings from my stock airbox so that when the engine moves so does my filter.
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Old 11-19-2004, 11:27 AM
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Re: best source for an inexpensive filter

That adapter looks like it will work fine! Not all filters are created equal though, even if they look like K&Ns. And it looks like I had already replied to this thread a month ago, LMAO. They all look the same after a while i guess...
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