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Dry Pod Filter With 4inch Outlet

ThirtyThree

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Basically I had a Apexi Power intake which was great, but now as the setup is going bigger I need something with a 4 inch hose clamp type opening, or basically something that will work on a 4 inch intake,

Question is, anybody know who makes a dry type pod filter like the apexi but in this big size?

Not to keen on the oily stuff.

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I'm running a K&N.... never any dramas. Although I don't run an AFM if thats what your worried about????

Its not excessively oily, I think the problem is when people clean them, they tend to over oil them.

Dr Drift ones have had good reviews ....... and from memory they are quite cheap.... A friend runs a normal size one on his 32, never had a drama.

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Yes Your right but there are some which have been designed without the use of oil, and dont need cleaning every 5 minutes like some oild ones do - maybe as said abve iv been seeing te ones that are over oiled

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