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Old 07-13-2007, 08:23 PM
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I have an aFe intake on my 03 3.0. I have the convetional oil filter on it. I didn't notice any performance gains, but it does sound good at WOT. Plus, I got it for cost since we're an aFe distributor at my work.
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On the 3.0 you wont really feel a difference, but on the 4.4i you will. The owner of AFE told me on the phone when I called to confirm the results. He said that he has a 01 4.4i and a 03 4.6is. He told me on the 4.4i he got 10 hp and 20 ft. torque extra ( dyno tested with proof of performance gain) and on the 4.6is, he found almost the same but a little less like 8 hp and 15 ft. torque. Now just by me installing the CAI, I noticed right off the bat! Big difference in take off and at mid range. Its like the car just wants more and more. This is just my opinion. But I also to dynoed the car at diamond performance in Carol Stream IL. and found the same results on my car. So, I guess the owner was right and guarantees his product 100%. I believe him because I had the dyno done for my self. Just my 2 cents. Good Luck buddy.
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Would it be safe to say that the Dry Air Filter would work better? What are the pros and cons of each, being the dry and oiled filter?
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or maybe you need some wd-40 and a
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Would it be safe to say that the Dry Air Filter would work better? What are the pros and cons of each, being the dry and oiled filter?
Some are a bit paranoid about the oiled filters, which is one of the readys the Pro Dry S was released.

I personally would run the Oiled type.
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