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Anyone use one of these? I'm finally getting a functional company vehicle for jobsites! My 2010 impala is going wayside and I'm getting a 2013 chevy 1500, 5.3 v8. I ordered a drop in replacement air filter to give it a try. 

 

http://www.greenfilterusa.com/

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  • Staff

It looks similar to K and N filters. I'd have to wait and see what others are experiencing before buying as the K and N are said to let too much dust thru the filter medium.

  • Owner

Still there is a problem how many times the filter can be washed before breaking down the media. Then if its a oiled media (I didn't check) then they tend to have a shorter filter life in dusty conditions because again of the constant washing and plugging up.

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Ya, that whole washing thing is risky business. These are supposed to be better at filtering than K&N, a slightly different material filter media. It's not a turbo, so less suction through the filter, but in general do aftermarket cotton filters dust the engine, more than paper? Yes it's oiled.

 

On all my brothers corvettes and mustangs (years 2001-2013) the air intakes have oiled filters, all aftermarket filters/intakes. They do improve performance, but I'm guessing that comes at the cost of letting more dust in along with more air? I can read both sides all day on forums and product websites, I was just wondering if anyone had any real world experience with them. 

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