Hello,

I am looking online for a place to buy a replacment fitler for my 00 si AEM Cold Air Intake (not v2 and not the short ram). I also completely forgot what size the air intake was. Any info would help greatly.

Regards

Chad

 

Go to autozone and get a K&N.

They're the same size, it'll fit right on like the old one did...and K&N filters > AEM filters IMO.

 

I was thining that but was not sure it would work. Do you know the specific part number? I am looking on K & N 's website and the obviously don't tell you which filter is going to fit the AEM Cold Air Intake (V1).

 

Yup, local parts store for a K&N. You can also try ebay.

 

The K&N filter should come with different size rubber rings that should pop out of the filter to make it smaller/bigger.

 

So I am looking on both K&N website and auto zones web site and this is what I found....

http://www.knfilters.com/universal/universal.htm

http://www.autozone.com/select...p.htm

I can only assume you guys are talking about a "Universal fit".

If anyone can still supply me with an exact part number that would be great

Regards

Chad

 

^^

Go to the store, and open boxes until you find one that's 2.5"-3" whichever one you need.

Most clerks know exactly what us ricers are looking for.

 

go to aempower.com... you can get them there

 

Take that sucka to the store and match it up!! (I am making the gross assumption that you still have the old one)

 

1. find out what size your pipeing is(i think its either 2 or 2.5

2. got to a pepboys,advanced or some other store and buy an effing cone filter.they are everywhere.

cough cough you are not going to get any power cough cough.

 

lol. take some god damn initiative and go to the store.

 

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haha.... it's so true....

 

I actually couldn't find a cone 2.5" K&N filter from any of my local stores...I had to order off of K&N's website. They have every size and shape you could imagine on the site. Just take measurements of your current AEM filter and match up with K&N's site. If you Don't have the AEM filter anymore, than just measure the pipe diameter, and guess on the actual size of the rest of the filter.

 

what are the average pricing on these? 20$? i went to autozone to get a microfiber so i decided to lok around, didn't really see any K&N filters (probably didnt look hard enough) but yeah. how much are they usually?

 

it varies but any filter will work I've put a blitz and a weapon R filter on the old intake I have now this v2 I just got in that's a different story. I'll be headed to autozone in the morn and if worse comes to worse I will put a sock, stockings or a wave cap on that bitch as a filter

 

do you like your V2?

 

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Honestly... aside from me having to rig the one I have up... Yeah I like It. My engine was actually acting noticebly better than when the v1 short intake was on. Acceleration was a lil better, sound was good, car didn't take as long to start.

Thing is i'm not sure if I can attribute that to the intake its self or the K&N filter that I bought which ended up not being exactly the same diameter size (the biggest one in the store) as the pipe so I cut part of the rubber then rigged it, sealed any areas connecting the rubber to the metal clamp to the rubber or metal (you get the idea) I sealed it with a hot glue gun. The filter was long so it's not in your standard area but it's nesting nicely right behind one of the opening in the c west bumper so it gets lots of air.

I road tested it on the way to school and back and it held up like a champ. There were some bumps cause of construction areas. The only thing I don't like about it is that they made the v2 insanely big diameter so it's a beotch to find a filter.