My Injen air filter is ready to be replaced. Should I go to a local performance shop, pay $30 for a regular air filter or should I pay $60 for an Injen air filter?

I understand some parts work best if you stick with their brand but I am not sure about the air filter..Any assistance is appreciated.

BTW, I searched the forum and couldn't find this question/answer.

Thanks,
Randy

 

If you have an injen intake, the stock air filter is a drop in panel filter, so I don't see how you really have a choice but to use the injen one.

 

Thanks Bob!

 

No problem, sucks that that filter is $60 though! Definitely makes me appreciate the reusable ones.

 

see if the perrin spongy air filter will fit the injen intake. They make the most power and at the same time, filters real good

 

Will do, I think my buddy has a perrin air filter. I will see if that fits mine. If so, I will buy that. Not liking buying the more expensive filters but its for the car so.. :-)

 

did u ever find out if the perrin one fits the injen intake i have the same one and am very curious if it will work

 

Take 30 seconds, grab a tape measure, and measure the filter on your car and compare the diameter with the information supplied for the other filter.

 

true i could do that but its snowing and 20 degrees outside here lol so really cold and thirty seconds in that is hard on an old man lol

 

Any input on the topic? Did the perrin filter work?