Anyone using Amsoil Ea4090 air filter??

[MScheiper]

Just ordered one to go with my AEM brute force intake. Didn't want to comprimise filtering quality with the addition of the new intake. Any feedback greatly apprecited!!!

 

[TMarszalek]

Congrats! Check out this link, the same specs apply to the induction type nanofilter.

http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/eaa.aspx

You won't be sorry! :{ I certainly will not go back to an oil type filter. Your filter-minder will be pulled into the red all the time, but it's due to placement of the filter-minder in the torque tube, not a lack of air flow! :-laf

 

[MScheiper]

Tmarszaleck

Thanks for the reply and the link info! I'm sure I won't be disappointed!!

 

[machinemover]

I got about 30,000 miles out of the filter and it wouldn't clean anymore, would suck the air intake indicater immediatly down. Very disapponted would never buy one again

 

[Van Blom]

I got about 30,000 miles out of the filter and it wouldn't clean anymore, would suck the air intake indicater immediatly down. Very disapponted would never buy one again

Amsoil says that you need to clean the filter every 2500 miles. Did you do that? Check out the link in the post before yours.

 

[TMarszalek]

I got about 30,000 miles out of the filter and it wouldn't clean anymore, would suck the air intake indicater immediatly down. Very disapponted would never buy one again

Your signature says you have a 4" airbox cutout. Assuming you are running the stock airbox (with a 4" cutout), you couldn't be runnning an Ea4090.

If you are running with a torque tube like an AEM, the physical position of the filter minder will cause it to suck down all the time. Since the Ea4090 just came out this year, and you already have 30,000 miles on it you must drive a heckuva lot! I have about 5,000 miles on mine, blew it out once and have had no problems whatsoever! I don't worry about the filter minder, all it does is plug the hole! :-laf Hopefully we're talking about the same thing here!