Where to buy a C&L cai filter?
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Just received mine.
It's listed at the bottom of this link:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/2005GT.html
Just an FYI, it's recommended that you just replace them every 50k miles instead of clean them.
It's been proven that one with 45k+ miles of dirt will still perform better than a newer one that has been washed and over oiled.
At 40 bucks every 50k miles, sounds good to me.
It's listed at the bottom of this link:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/2005GT.html
Just an FYI, it's recommended that you just replace them every 50k miles instead of clean them.
It's been proven that one with 45k+ miles of dirt will still perform better than a newer one that has been washed and over oiled.
At 40 bucks every 50k miles, sounds good to me.
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You could check into the ones Amsoil makes for the Cold Air kits... http://www.amsoil.com/StoreFront/eaau.aspx I'll be getting one as soon as it is time to replace my standard filter.
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Just received mine.
It's listed at the bottom of this link:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/2005GT.html
Just an FYI, it's recommended that you just replace them every 50k miles instead of clean them.
It's been proven that one with 45k+ miles of dirt will still perform better than a newer one that has been washed and over oiled.
At 40 bucks every 50k miles, sounds good to me.
It's listed at the bottom of this link:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/2005GT.html
Just an FYI, it's recommended that you just replace them every 50k miles instead of clean them.
It's been proven that one with 45k+ miles of dirt will still perform better than a newer one that has been washed and over oiled.
At 40 bucks every 50k miles, sounds good to me.
one that has 45k miles of dirt will be better at stopping stuff from getting in then a freshly cleaned one, but it will be much more restrictive. your going by k&n's advertsements lol.
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You missed the point.
Of course a clean one is better.
But a cleaned one that is overoiled, or hell, a brand new one that is overoiled, will do more harm than good.
And I know many people who have inadvertantly overoiled their filters.
Of course a clean one is better.
But a cleaned one that is overoiled, or hell, a brand new one that is overoiled, will do more harm than good.
And I know many people who have inadvertantly overoiled their filters.
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