Where to buy Ea Amsoil filter?
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Where to buy Ea Amsoil filter?
Thought about switching out my K&N oiled filter for a Amsoil Ea filter that doesn't require oiling. Part # EaAM25 is listed as a direct replacement for the HD Screaming Eagle stage 1 filter, but I don't see it as a selection to purchase on Amsoil's online store. Anyone know where I can get one?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Thought about switching out my K&N oiled filter for a Amsoil Ea filter that doesn't require oiling. Part # EaAM25 is listed as a direct replacement for the HD Screaming Eagle stage 1 filter, but I don't see it as a selection to purchase on Amsoil's online store. Anyone know where I can get one?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Going from an amsoil filter to a k&n is going backwards. The k&n is junk. I had oil samples taken in my mustang with a k&n has silica so high that blackstone told me it's a problem. Ditched it for paper and tada,no more silica. sand in the oil is bad. Never will I use a foam filter again.
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Going from an amsoil filter to a k&n is going backwards. The k&n is junk. I had oil samples taken in my mustang with a k&n has silica so high that blackstone told me it's a problem. Ditched it for paper and tada,no more silica. sand in the oil is bad. Never will I use a foam filter again.
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If sand is getting through the oil film, maybe it was not oiled enough??? They sell a **** lot of K & N filters and this is the first time I'm hearing about this issue...Anyone else have issues with K & N air filters..I'm all for finding a better alternative if it proves true..