intake filter Question

[vkhaw]

Hey guys..

I have J'S racing intake system n the damn thing is great!!! worth the $$.
nice sound & great response.. i have had it for over a year or so.

im thinking of changing the pod filter. does anyone know wat the stock filter is? k&n?

but my main question mite be noob..

can i CHANGE an APEXI POD filter to my J'S racing tube outlet?

will that increase sound & performance?

let me know ur thoughts =)

[aaronng]

Moving to the technical section.

[TODA AU]

It's doubtful you'll see any gains over what the intake cam with.
Best value would be to clean the filter you already have.

[Limbo]

from mem the J's filter has like a 5" head filter. Not many brands make that inlet size. Better do as TODA suggested and clean it

[vkhaw]

hey do u know how i can clean?? is it an easy job?

[dc2r_fAn]

K, just buy the K&N filter cleaner, and they will give you instruction on how to to do it.

1.Spray on the cleaner substance (spray up and down on the filter outside and inside) let that sit for a good 10 mins.
2. Hose is off again use the up and down motion
3. let it self dry (do not use a hair dryer)
4. Spray on the oil based substance and let it dry for a good 20 mins. if nescessary use a cloth to remove any wet spots.

then bam its good to go, for this you have to take your time and not rush

[vkhaw]

thanks dude ill give it a try soon.

[aaronng]

That's for oil-based filter. If you even decide to use an apexi pod, you cannot use the cleaner and oil.

[Zilli]

i dried mine with a hair drier the other day, whats the difference?

[CB7_OWNER]

two diff typres of pod filters, oiled and dry,

Oiled: each time you clean it, you have to re-oil the filter for it to work.
Dry: Its just dry,,, wash it in some water. and let it dry naturally.

[iced]

changing filters is going to make negligible difference unless the current filter is dirty,.
J's filter has oversized neck so even if you get an apexi 3inch with the universal adaptor you have to downsize the inlet.
So basically you will just create a restriction over the original setup.