What Engine Air filter you like?

[SyndicateZ]

Just purchased this from AT. AEM air filter...Anyone else have experience with it? Any cons, pros? I was going to getbthe regular OE motorcraft filter but thought id give this a try.

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[Going_Going_Gone]

I use Motorcraft air and cabin air filters. They work fine for me. I buy a couple at a time on Amazon and get free shipping.

 

[Logan97]

Just purchased this from AT. AEM air filter...Anyone else have experience with it? Any cons, pros? I was going to getbthe regular OE motorcraft filter but thought id give this a try.

AEM Induction F-150 DryFlow Replacement Air Filter AEM-28-20385 (09-24 F-150) - Free Shipping

FREE SHIPPING! Easy Upgrade. The AEM DryFlow Air Filter is a quick and painless way to give your truck a boost. Specifically designed to help boost horsepower a

www.americantrucks.com

I've heard they give better airflow but don't have one myself. Will be getting one next time I need a new filter though.

 

[ManUpOrShutUp]

Nothing fancy here. Motorcraft for my Expedition. Purolator for the wife's Honda.

 

[ExpyNole]

If OEM is paper, I'd stick with that. The factory intake flows tremendously well. Other than that, maybe a dry flow filter. I don't mess with oiled filters anymore.

 

[SyndicateZ]

This aem is a dry flow so no oil

 

[LokiWolf]

I use AFE's Dry Filters in everyone of my vehicles for years now. Love them! AEM's are probably just as good. I see less dust in the intake vs the Stock paper, and just knock it out periodically and put it back in.

 

[Rob6805]

Motorcraft or Wix would be my preference.

 

[Rednecked]

I use AFE's Dry Filters in everyone of my vehicles for years now. Love them! AEM's are probably just as good. I see less dust in the intake vs the Stock paper, and just knock it out periodically and put it back in.

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[spize909]

Had one in my sand rail and it worked well! Screw messing with oiled filters. Paper filters very well as well though.......