S&B Cold Air Dry or No?

[Cycleman07]

Putting together my order from the folks at PTP for the H&S Mini Maxx with Diamond Eye Delete and S&B CAI...My question is they have listed S&B CAI Dry and just S&B CAI...Which one do i need to get

[strokinpower]

one has a dry filter and one has an oiled filter. I originally bought the one with the oiled filter but have since switched to dry. I didn't like cleaning and oiling the filter. Never felt like i put the right amount on so I ordered a dry filter and don't think about it anymore.

[Cycleman07]

Originally Posted by strokinpower

one has a dry filter and one has an oiled filter. I originally bought the one with the oiled filter but have since switched to dry. I didn't like cleaning and oiling the filter. Never felt like i put the right amount on so I ordered a dry filter and don't think about it anymore.

Thank you. That is what i figured but just didnt want to screw it up. Now if you could tell me how the EGR Delete stuff works and whether it is necessary then I will be all set.

[strokinpower]

not necessary but recommended, I ran mine for a while with the EGR in place but when I had a bunch of work done I deleted them. If you have the money for it definitely do it.

[Cycleman07]

My only concern is I will want to make it as simple as possible to return it to stock for warranty work if ever needed. I have 2010 with 18,000 miles so there is quite a bit of warranty left...However, if I have to see "Cleaning Exhaust Filter" one more time I may scream.

[strokinpower]

well deleting the EGR is a job so you may just want to leave them alone until your warranty is up.

[DSTRBD]

Oiled vs. Dry is all personal preference since they both filter/flow almost the exact same. The dry filter will need to be replaced eventually, where the oiled can be cleaned and re-oiled. Some like to clean filters, others just want to replace it. You can always switch later if youd like as the filter elements are available separately. Hope this helps.

[Cycleman07]

Originally Posted by DSTRBD

Oiled vs. Dry is all personal preference since they both filter/flow almost the exact same. The dry filter will need to be replaced eventually, where the oiled can be cleaned and re-oiled. Some like to clean filters, others just want to replace it. You can always switch later if youd like as the filter elements are available separately. Hope this helps.

It does Nate thank you sir. Will speak with you soon I am sure.