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Stay away from Spectre Performance products sold at Autozone and Pepboys, especially there filters!!! I had this thing on for a few weeks and got a DTC code on the Interceptor gauge pointing to the MAF, I popped the hood, and found this!
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Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
Whoa that'* not good.
Yeah, I wouldn't buy those cheapy filters. K&N is worth the money. And ajusa.com sells them cheap.
Yeah, I wouldn't buy those cheapy filters. K&N is worth the money. And ajusa.com sells them cheap.
these are what most series 2 ppl are running.. a lot cheaper

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wow that cant be good! haha
where did you have your IAT sensor plugged in that setup?
Im actually bucking the trend around here and bought one of the new Dryflow filters from AEM, for it for 45.97 from AJUSA.
I havent built my FWI yet, im still waiting on Intense to send me some stuff.
where did you have your IAT sensor plugged in that setup?
Im actually bucking the trend around here and bought one of the new Dryflow filters from AEM, for it for 45.97 from AJUSA.
I havent built my FWI yet, im still waiting on Intense to send me some stuff.
Originally Posted by MACDRIVE
I had always wondered what you guys do with intake air temp sensor when you're switching to an after market air filter? :?
The others usually drill a hole in the pipe and install a grommet and put it in there.
I believe the "Rice-pipe" that is so common here also has a hole for the IAT sensor.
as for me, I ordered one of the silicone couplers from Intense that has the IAT hole already in it.
The others usually drill a hole in the pipe and install a grommet and put it in there.


