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| 6.0L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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I have the K&N FIPK Intake on my truck, do you think it would be better to switch to the enclosed Outlaw X or enclosed stage 2 AFE.. Ive been reading about how much dirt the K&N lets in, or do you think ill be good...or could i just put the pre filter cover on the K&N and be ok...your thoughts please...
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does airaid, afe, or anybody else make a good filter that will fit the K&N kit....i just want to replace the filter but keep the tubes and everything....
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Measure the outlet of the K/N filter (diameter, length) and just try to find another brand filter with the same outlet dimensions...I'm sure with a little detective work you'll find something that'll allow you to keep the tubing. Check out AEM air filters, they are washable dry filters, no oiling necessary, or AFE, AFE is quality. There are many brands to choose from, you just gotta spend the time doing the research. Good luck. My brother has the exact same issue...he just bought a '99 with a K/N setup, he also wants to get a different filter. If he finds one soon I'll let ya know what he got. Happy hunting.
PS: Solved your problem and my brother's partially: Go to the K&N website, enter in your vehicle info, select the FIPK kit for your vehicle, then under the "replacement parts" section of the page, select "replacement filter"...the page that comes up has ALL the dimension info for the filter...now, just find one of another brand you like that matches those dimensions...EASY. Last edited by DieselViking; 09-20-2007 at 07:26 PM. |
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Here are the dimensions for the filter that comes with the 06 FIPK
RC-5102 Product Specifications Product Style: Oval Tapered Universal Air Filter Base Outside Length: 9.5 in (241 mm) Base Outside Width: 6.75 in (171 mm) Flange Inside Diameter: 4 in (102 mm) Flange Length: 1.875 in (48 mm) Flange Offset: 1.5 in (38 mm) Flange Type: Offset Height: 8.938 in (227 mm) Top Outside Length: 9 in (229 mm) Top Outside Width: 5.5 in (140 mm) Find something that has the same inlet and will fit into the same space and you're done. AFE has lots of universal filters. PS: I'm having best luck finding universal filters made by Airaid and Trueflow, both good brands. Last edited by DieselViking; 09-20-2007 at 08:11 PM. |
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i have been looking for a while myself for a replacement filter, do you think the 06 and the 04 have the same dimensions ?? i have an 04 with airaid, and want to get a dry AFE also to fit it. |
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that is great info viking, as long as the other websites also offer the dimensions so we will know which one to order. do you know if AFE has those ?
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06 - if you are worried about the K&N - just open look in your intake tube and turbo inlet to see if there is any dust in there - if there is - then be worried your filter isn't oiled or isn't filtering like it should..
I have a AFE stage 1 intake and when I take my tube off - I was surprised to see there was no dust at all in there... So basically - if you see dust - you need to change something... otherwise you should be fine |
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brant i would only be suprised if you DID see dust, as AFE is probably the best a/m filter you can use.
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AFE's website sucks. You have to find a distributor that lists the product info...it won't be as specific as the K&N website, but if you find something with the proper coupler internal diameter (i.e. inlet/coupler I.D. 4", 5", etc.) and the right height and base diameter you should be fine. Prolly won't be EXACTLY the dimensions of your current filter but if it's a little bigger and you can make it fit, great...if it's a bit smaller, no worries, all these flow a lot of air. For your K&N dimensions look up your vehicles FIPK on the K&N site and then click on replacement filter. Then happy hunting finding a different brand match.
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thanks alot....good info....i wanna switch to dry filter too.....
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