Regardless, the decal is correct... it just not make enough of a difference to matter (i.e. best situation, might amount to $31/year. More likely to yield far less or nothing)
I ONLY did an internet search to provide the decal quickly as I don't fill up often.
Also, difference of amount saved or wasted is based on each individual, depending how often they fill up or how much money they could save. (Opportunity Cost)
I read the consumer reports article, pretty interesting, they did say it is true but at a small amount. Then on the test done in CT, after the first few gallons were pumped the fuel temperature varied very little. They also said they didn't see a big penalty for the consumer, if there was no penalty than this would have been said instead.
It will NOT void your warranty.
You'll get slightly better throttle response with it. I'm running on the stock filter and have great response. But if you need a new intake filter might as well buy that or the AEM filter. The AEM is washable and doesn't require oil. 28-20380 - AEM , AEM DryFlow Air Filter
It will NOT void your warranty.
You'll get slightly better throttle response with it. I'm running on the stock filter and have great response. But if you need a new intake filter might as well buy that or the AEM filter. The AEM is washable and doesn't require oil. 28-20380 - AEM , AEM DryFlow Air Filter
you think thats a better one than the K&N? they work with the same idea tho right?
I have always been an AEM person; I'm brand loyal, but the AEM doesn't require oil on the filter. It functions the same as they are both drop in filters.
I have always been an AEM person; I'm brand loyal, but the AEM doesn't require oil on the filter. It functions the same as they are both drop in filters.
well i guess it not having require oil is a huge plus, ive read about people screwing up their MAF(which i have no idea what it is) when oil starts to drip/leak
also, can you provide me a link on where you can get it? tried amazon it only gave me one link lol
uhm, was browsing through the forum and found out about a TSB regarding shift delay or something like that. im not sure if this has been done to my car yet, being its a 2010 ex 4sp at
The whole oil thing has been proven to mess up MAF sensors, but we dont have those on our cars, we run on MAP sensors. So no worries about that, though I would still be carefull about alot of oil either way.
Youll have to check with your dealer and have them run your VIN to see if your car was effected by the TSB and if it has been done.
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The whole oil thing has been proven to mess up MAF sensors, but we dont have those on our cars, we run on MAP sensors. So no worries about that, though I would still be carefull about alot of oil either way.
Youll have to check with your dealer and have them run your VIN to see if your car was effected by the TSB and if it has been done.
thanks, ill ask them about it the next time i go there
The best deal I've seen was $39 on some knock off website. $40 on amazon sounds good. I would probably get it. But one thing does bother me about that link, it states the brand as K&N in two places.
The best deal I've seen was $39 on some knock off website. $40 on amazon sounds good. I would probably get it. But one thing does bother me about that link, it states the brand as K&N in two places.
yeah its weird that when i google it up sometimes K&N comes out
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