It's called synthamax and looks a lot like the AEM/k&n dry filters except the pics make the material look thinner than on the AEM filters I've seen. Maybe k&n is selling the dryflow tech to other companies since they bought AEM? Here's a link to general info Synthamax and another to the filtration and flow test Filtration tests. Highlights of the filtration tests are it was a fine dust test done at 300 cfm with a good size conical filter and yielded 99.92 initial efficiency and 99.18 cumulative w/ a holding capacity of 103 grams of dirt. Looks on par with the other dry filters and since they make drop ins it could be a good reusable one to replace the oem filters. Just like the AEM they recommend simple green to clean the filters.
Airaid has a new dry filter
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They've had dry filters for a while now. Back when i had my intake it had a dry filter. This was almost 4 years ago.
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They've had dry filters for a while now. Back when i had my intake it had a dry filter. This was almost 4 years ago.
Really, I never knew that or saw anything on their site.
Ooopppsss i lied. I was thinking AEM. Sorry for false information.
Originally Posted By: ARB1977
They've had dry filters for a while now. Back when i had my intake it had a dry filter. This was almost 4 years ago.
Really, I never knew that or saw anything on their site.
Ooopppsss i lied. I was thinking AEM. Sorry for false information.
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