air filter induction question

[Adam-D]

i dont want a oil'd filter as i dont want to screw up the afm,

so i found this

http://www.raceinspired.com/ps-11251-46-aem-performance-dryflow-air-filter-225-x-5-universal.aspx

are these any good? anyone used this company or has this filter?

is there any other dry, non oil'd induction filter availible.

i have my v6 audi and i cant hear it. even with the full xhaust system on its silent almost

 

[Bong Water]

I dont think the filters bother the maf on a V6 as much as it does a turbo charged. My mate ran a K&N on his V6 4Motion Golf for a year or so and if it still applies another mate had one on his VR6 for about 3 years with no problems at all, they sound most awesome on a V6

 

[Adam-D]

thats good, its a little noise im after,

 

[Siena]

12 or 30V engine?

 

[Adam-D]

12 valve

 

[Siena]

12V is fine, as it has a more durable MAF.

However, the 12V engines arent that powerful to begin with 150PS (2,598cc) or 174PS (2,771cc).

You'll end up losing power, and your fuel economy will plummet sharply.

 

[Adam-D]

so what would be the best way to give it a bit more sound, without losing it power.

i have a full jetex exhaust already

 

[AUDI TURBO]

take the center box of your jetex exhaust. like i did as my jetex exhaust for £500.00 was dead quiet

 

[Adam-D]

mine is very quiet

 

[stapo69]

The AEM dryflow is what came with my X-1 intake kit, had no problems with it. Good filter, well made, and easy to clean. SDR-research did a lot of trials with various filters before settling on this type. But then my engine is quite a bit different to yours. Massive cone, but had a little trouble getting it to fit well, but still works a the same I guess!

http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/showthread.php?t=49095&highlight=carbon+intake