6.0L Air Filter

[powerstroke rules]

I am looking into buying a stock replacement air filter for my 2003 Powerstroke, I'm just not sure which one to buy. My truck is on the silver lake sand dunes about every weekend and I decided that it would probably be best if I upgraded to a new air filter, I don't want a intake because my truck doesn't put out that much power and I don't have the money, but I seen that afe,airaid,and s&b make stock replacement filters. Its cheaper to buy a replacement performance filter than to buy a crappy fram one, so I'd like to know what you guys would recommend for a stock replacement filter? oh yeah my truck also will be plowing snow this winter

[fdchief]

alot of guys it seems run the napa replacement and have very good things to say about it...

[CT Performance, Inc.]

Get a Donaldson, with the Napa you never know who made the filter..

[Abrannan19]

if you buy a AFE or S&B or Airraid, they are reusable, all you have to do is clean them, if you want some prices on those, I can get them for you.

[03-blue-Powerstroke]

I have an AFE drop in filter and you can clean it pretty easily. Its pretty easy to install too.

[powerstroke rules]

I'll take any help I can get

Originally Posted by Abrannan19

if you buy a AFE or S&B or Airraid, they are reusable, all you have to do is clean them, if you want some prices on those, I can get them for you.

[dukcaln]

afe drop in is my vote.... k&n too

[Abrannan19]

Originally Posted by powerstroke rules

I'll take any help I can get

PM Sent to ya!

[npccpartsman]

The BLUE Donaldson/Motorcraft filter is MORE than sufficient for a stock turbo and will provide you that extra protection for being in the sand. A stock filter can hold about 3 lbs of sand/dirt before it clogs up and you can buy 5 or 6 stock filters for what a CAI costs.

[powerstroke rules]

well it's time to replace my oem one and it's chaeper to buy a performance one than a fram one at my local auto zone I was just wondering which one would give me the most power and fuel economy (I'm not expecting alot) for the cheapest price

Originally Posted by npccpartsman

The BLUE Donaldson/Motorcraft filter is MORE than sufficient for a stock turbo and will provide you that extra protection for being in the sand. A stock filter can hold about 3 lbs of sand/dirt before it clogs up and you can buy 5 or 6 stock filters for what a CAI costs.