I found an AEM Dryflow filter for $46 including s&h. Do you think AEM would be a better choice than K&N? I think K&N is even a little more expensive, and its just a universal filter.

What do you think? AEM?

 

I have never tried DryFlow before. I know they are easier to maintain. But I've never seen much Dynos on those. But I know for sure K&N is proven. On some websites, people say AEM dryflow filters out little particles. But of course with that little particle, less power...

I have 3 K&N type filters. I like em very much. Though one thing that sucks about them, it's the time of servicing them. It almost took me 4 hours just to clean one of those filter. Well most of them is drying time. I guess same goes for the AEM dryflow.