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04-27-2006
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Short Ram Filter
hey guys i have an AEM short ram intake on my 2002 ex coupe...i was just wondering if anyone knows where i can find the excact replacement for the filter at a good price??? thanks
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Rep Power: 0 I have an AEM/K & N type cotton fiber filter. Nearly brand new for $20 shipped if interested. PM me for pics/details. Thanks
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Rep Power: 0 are u for sure this will fit the aem short ram intake???and what is nearly new? has it been on your car??? and if so, how long? thanks
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If the filter is in good shape, then just get a filter cleaning kit for like $10 and use that. You will get a cleaner and oil. You use the cleaner to get the dirt out, then oil the filter. Its pretty easy, but a little messy with the oil.
If its in bad shape, I don't know exactly where you would get a new one, but get the AEM dry filter and you never have to oil it!
If its in bad shape, I don't know exactly where you would get a new one, but get the AEM dry filter and you never have to oil it!
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Rep Power: 0 thanks guys....does the cleaner come with all the directions needed??? and is it easy??? the intake was installed by the dealer on my car when i bought it brand new so its got 22,000 miles on it so i guess the cleaner would be perfect. I dont think its cuaseing me any problems but i just want to clean it before 25000
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Cleaning the dry filter is a piece of cake. All you do is fill a bucket w/ one container of the cleaner along w/ some warm water, just making sure the water doesn't touch the top of the filter, let it soak for a while, dump out the dirty water, and repeat w/ the other container, let the filter dry and BAM a nice new clean filter. 
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Rep Power: 253 yes, well the one tirerack is selling is dry filter, I won't lie to you guys tho, it took me 5 hours to install it!
it sucks not having all the proper tools
it sucks not having all the proper tools
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wow I had an intake on before.
First time I installed it it took 1.5 hours. I took my time but every bolt and screw was rusted in place and was really hard to get out.
Taking it off and putting stock intake back on took 30 mins.
Three days ago I installed a new intake: Taking stock off and installing intake took 15 mins.
First time I installed it it took 1.5 hours. I took my time but every bolt and screw was rusted in place and was really hard to get out.
Taking it off and putting stock intake back on took 30 mins.
Three days ago I installed a new intake: Taking stock off and installing intake took 15 mins.
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Originally Posted by diskreet
wow I had an intake on before.
First time I installed it it took 1.5 hours. I took my time but every bolt and screw was rusted in place and was really hard to get out.
Taking it off and putting stock intake back on took 30 mins.
Three days ago I installed a new intake: Taking stock off and installing intake took 15 mins.
First time I installed it it took 1.5 hours. I took my time but every bolt and screw was rusted in place and was really hard to get out.
Taking it off and putting stock intake back on took 30 mins.
Three days ago I installed a new intake: Taking stock off and installing intake took 15 mins.
I know right, that was really the hardest part was getting that huge air box out, the bolts are so hard to get to, and are rusted out
the results are well worth the hard work though! vroom
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Originally Posted by shroomster
one of my bolts broke the plastic housing of the airbox so i got a bolt sitting in the box hehe
owell, will never use the stock intake again anyways, plus both boxes were full of A-Corns!!! damn squirrels!
Originally Posted by tnel2005
sounds like cleaning it will probably be my best bet on easiest
05-01-2006
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hey so if i end up buying a new filter will this work for my 02 ex aem short ram intake???
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...0&autoview=sku
hey so if i end up buying a new filter will this work for my 02 ex aem short ram intake???
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...0&autoview=sku
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