So after cleaning my intake I could see residue from an injen decal as well as the bottom after I sprayed the engine with engine cleaner, simple green and left it faded/removed the lettering off my carb sticker. I called injen up and they wanted a receipt for the intake to send me a new sticker... The previous owner of the car doesn't have one. Any opinions on what to do?
The filter is also chewed up but since I found out its an injen I'm keeping the intake lol

 

Are Tenzo R filters any good?

 

i like K&N filters, they have practically every size and are pretty cheap, you just need to know what size you need.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NumberB &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i like K&N filters, they have practically every size and are pretty cheap, you just need to know what size you need.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yep, and a bonus is that most cops recognize a K&N and know it is smog legal so they will not mess with you as much

 

k&n is what i would replace it with, if i remember the AEM intakes use k&n

 

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3" I think how much though?

 

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I know mine did.

 

Not bad 35.00 for a K&N...
Who makes the OS Injen filters?

 

Also who makes the toughest cone filters.. The current OE is a bit beat up(around the rim of it.)