builthatch
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that was from the cobb forums and it got no response but 100 views.
can anyone tell me this?
COBB intake filter inlet size!?
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that was from the cobb forums and it got no response but 100 views.
can anyone tell me this?
Sacrilicious
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don't quote me on this, but i believe it's a 4.5" opening.
builthatch
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holy crap...that's big...but actually a good thing because the type of filters im looking at are mostly big inlet sizes.
anyone confirm this for me?
oh, thanks sac ; )
Sacrilicious
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ok, just checked it out for sure...it's definitely 4.5"...=d
why do i know? i got a fujita f5 for my SRI...
why do i know? i got a fujita f5 for my SRI...
builthatch
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ok, just checked it out for sure...it's definitely 4.5"...=d
why do i know? i got a fujita f5 for my SRI...
awesome!
thanks duuuUUude.
Sacrilicious
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no prob...with all this said, the stock cobb filter is pretty darn good. from swapping back and forth, i don't really feel a difference in performance...the thing i DO like about the fujita is that it's a dry filter and doesn't require oiling...(alright)
builthatch
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i just don't like oiled filters for MAF cars. the oil has a tendency to gather on the element over time, especially w/ factory oiled filters (meaning you put it on as is out of the box)
i am going to try to use a donaldson 'powercore' filter IF i can get the right size. they are more efficient, deal with moisture better than oiled gauze, and of course are oil-less. donaldson developed the technology for OE diesel industry and eventually a few OE diesel trucks. Amsoil sells them but Volant has made a few fitments for their truck 'cool air' intake kits.
