GMPP intake replacement filter
AEM dryflow filters. Although, I don't remember the size was recommended for the replacements.. I forgot to measure for fitting one on the GMPP intake when I installed it.
I'm checking the for the best size tomorrow so I can order a dryflow tomorrow.
Any cone filter will work as long as it fits in the box and onto the intake tube properly, but I've always been told that the AEM dryflows are better for our cars than oiled filters, but that really just depends on who you talk to.
I'm checking the for the best size tomorrow so I can order a dryflow tomorrow.
Any cone filter will work as long as it fits in the box and onto the intake tube properly, but I've always been told that the AEM dryflows are better for our cars than oiled filters, but that really just depends on who you talk to.
the dryflos are nice because there is no rick of oil on the MAF.
that said, a QUALITY oiled filter shouldn't be an issue either, as long as you do not over oil.
personally, i would go with either the K&N or the AEM, because having used both products, i can tell you that they are both high quality pieces.
that said, a QUALITY oiled filter shouldn't be an issue either, as long as you do not over oil.
personally, i would go with either the K&N or the AEM, because having used both products, i can tell you that they are both high quality pieces.
the dryflos are nice because there is no rick of oil on the MAF.
that said, a QUALITY oiled filter shouldn't be an issue either, as long as you do not over oil.
personally, i would go with either the K&N or the AEM, because having used both products, i can tell you that they are both high quality pieces.
that said, a QUALITY oiled filter shouldn't be an issue either, as long as you do not over oil.
personally, i would go with either the K&N or the AEM, because having used both products, i can tell you that they are both high quality pieces.
the dryflos are nice because there is no rick of oil on the MAF.
that said, a QUALITY oiled filter shouldn't be an issue either, as long as you do not over oil.
personally, i would go with either the K&N or the AEM, because having used both products, i can tell you that they are both high quality pieces.
that said, a QUALITY oiled filter shouldn't be an issue either, as long as you do not over oil.
personally, i would go with either the K&N or the AEM, because having used both products, i can tell you that they are both high quality pieces.
Hi..Ijust sent a email to my local GM service dealer about a price on parts and install on a air intake for my 07 SS 2.4 and he tells me they don't make one.They make it for the 2.0 &2.2 but not the 2.4???What kind of **** is that.....not true is it ?? Do I have to go south to get the parts?? Thanks for your info....
Hi..Ijust sent a email to my local GM service dealer about a price on parts and install on a air intake for my 07 SS 2.4 and he tells me they don't make one.They make it for the 2.0 &2.2 but not the 2.4???What kind of **** is that.....not true is it ?? Do I have to go south to get the parts?? Thanks for your info....
edit: im still in my PJ's.. ill head out in a bit to check for a good size filter.
The part number for the red GMPP filter is 88967478. http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/ sells it for a ridiculous price of $35.
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