You do not need to get a replacement filter, you simply need to get an Injen Filter Cleaning Kit, which will bring the filter back to 'new'.b88dragon wrote:Hello my fellow nico members.
I have a noobie quesiton. I got my injen intake just about a 2 yrs ago, when is it a good time to replace the cone filter? My car has about 33K on it cuz i just love to travel and its great on gas. also how much would it cost roughly for a new cone filter? and where could i go buy one? So if anyone can help me out that would be great. Thanks for the help in advance.
That's a really good idea. Thanks.Ferguson wrote:Or.... you can do what I did.... order a second filter and clean the first at your leisure while the fresh one is on the car. That way, the filter is clean for immediate use and you can TAKE YOUR TIME cleaning the one that came off! Then, there is absolutely NO down time and you can take care to clean the dirty filter properly.
Done! http://forums.altimas.org/zero...ilterLongBeachCoupe wrote:Someone do a writeup on a filter cleaning for a custom title!
We have the SP series.Injen's website wrote: Injen Pro Tech Charger Kit for all Injen (RD) Race Division, (IS) Short Ram,(EIS) E Series, SP and (PF) Power-Flow Air Intake Filters
Damn, I thought this was the price you were charging for the recharge kit. At first I thought it was a rip. But this is the price for the filter. It's 52.00 on Injen's website.Josh@Stillen wrote:We can get them.. that's no problem if that helps. Just give one of the sales guys a call.. 866-250-5542
Ask for part #INJX1015BR. Price is $42.18