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So you mention that you have stillen Gen 3 intakes. Did you get the dry filter type or the oiled filter type? If oiled filter type, I have heard that

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02-20-2015, 03:05 PM	#13 (permalink)
jpkirk A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Merry Land Posts: 5,515 Drives: '14 MidBlu ST MT Rep Power: 3376	So you mention that you have stillen Gen 3 intakes. Did you get the dry filter type or the oiled filter type? If oiled filter type, I have heard that over oiling the filters will muck up the MAF's. Have a read through this thread... z does not accelerate Gets into it on page 3 but some useful info in first few pages. Driving on dusty roads all the time seems like it would clog up oiled filters as well. Just a thought. P's_Z likes this. __________________ intake \| exhaust \| wheels \| tires \| suspension ... um ... stock, do speed stickers count? intake \| exhaust \| TE37 SL \| RE-11 \| suspension ... um ... do speed stickers count? Signature under construction

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