Looking for instructions on how to wash. Do you have a link?I'll probably order this filter too, no oil and can be cleaned rather than replaced:
https://www.americanmuscle.com/frpp-highflow-air-filter-1517gt350.html
See bottom of this instruction PDF: https://www.airaid.com/instructions/AIR-450-328_inst.pdfLooking for instructions on how to wash. Do you have a link?
Simple, thanks!See bottom of this instruction PDF: https://www.airaid.com/instructions/AIR-450-328_inst.pdf
"NOTE: Synthamax Air Filters do not require oil. Service air
filter as needed by cleaning with common non-petroleum allpurpose
household cleaner and water. Simple Green®, Formula
409® or equivalent works great. Apply cleaner to outside
of air filter and allow to soak. Then flush filter clean from
the inside out with a garden hose and repeat steps if necessary.
Do not apply high pressure water or air to clean filter. Allow
filter to air dry and reinstall. "
If by OEM you mean the paper filter that came on the car, then No.Simple, thanks!
The same cannot be done to the OEM...different material?
Thanks. One OEM left on the shelf. Will swap for AirAid after I use that one...If by OEM you mean the paper filter that came on the car, then No.
AirAid makes the Ford Performance filter.
I didn't notice anythingIs there any intake sound difference when running the synthetic filter? TIA
I don't have a 350, but I do have the FP Power Pack 2 which uses the 350 Intake. I kept the paper filter as a back-up for when I need to clean the FP/Airaid filter, since I have no idea how long it'll take to dry. I figure one paper filter will last the life of the vehicle, since it'll never been on for more than a day or two.Thanks. One OEM left on the shelf. Will swap for AirAid after I use that one...