AEM dry-flow air filters

Does anyone know if the AEM dryflow filters perform any better than the original AEM filters that need to be oiled? I'm deciding wheather or not i should buy one. Also, can you just soap and water to clean it? or do you actaully need to buy their cleaning solution.

thanks
 
They work better in that they do not coat your MAF with excess oil from the filter.

As for filtering, I don't know.

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U can clean it w/ soap and water but it may be harsh on the filter and what are you going to oil it with? The K&N is a complete kit w/ the cleaner & oil. It's a two-step process and you'll need to do this over night, preferably when it's not very humid. Make sure you do not over oil or you'll have to do the cleaning all over again. I forgot why I did not get the dryflow. I don't remember if it was the price or not. Well, good luck!
 
BeNegative said:
U can clean it w/ soap and water but it may be harsh on the filter and what are you going to oil it with? The K&N is a complete kit w/ the cleaner & oil. It's a two-step process and you'll need to do this over night, preferably when it's not very humid. Make sure you do not over oil or you'll have to do the cleaning all over again. I forgot why I did not get the dryflow. I don't remember if it was the price or not. Well, good luck!

I meant cleaning the dryflow with soap and water.. I have the older style of the AEM filter that is like the K&N one and I do have cleaner/oil.. I just debating if it is worth switching to the dryflow.
 
Oops my bad...it's not good 2 answer people on here when you're dead sick LOL! Well, I cannot answer your question on if it's worth the switch nor how to clean it. Sorry. Good luck though!

protegeFive said:
I meant cleaning the dryflow with soap and water.. I have the older style of the AEM filter that is like the K&N one and I do have cleaner/oil.. I just debating if it is worth switching to the dryflow.
 

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