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cold air intake?
A year ago I purchased a cold air intake, recently I have noticed a increase in turbo flutter. I cleaned the oil filter but it didn't seem to help. I was going to purchase a non oil air filter. But my wife needs to borrow my vehicle this weekend so I decided to put back the stock air box, but I cut a hole behind the front grill, so now I have a ram air intake and I have plenty of air and power, but no turbo surge. So whats the deal should I replace the oil air filter with a non oil one or leave the factory air box? Should I look at replacing the turbo wheel or leave it?
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Thanks for the info. I was wondering about Jobe intake system. Anyboy running one?
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