S&B Cold Air Intake Kit
Dec 1, 2006 | 03:23 PM
#11
Originally Posted by Dub Silverado
I prefer the outlaw. I agree that the S&B looks better but i have seen several fitment issues with them. I sell both, but have had zero problems with the outlaw. I run one on my radix truck, then one on a family members tahoe. They are great. Check my sig for a link to them.
My customer needs one. PM'd
Dec 1, 2006 | 04:45 PM
#13
I have seen the graphs of an S&B filter vs. K&N and it flows a lot more. I saw it in person and don't remember the actual numbers, but did flow more. Wasn't a whole lot different, but enough to justify the price difference, since most S&B's cost less than the K&N's...
Dec 2, 2006 | 11:44 AM
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Outlaw Power offers both types of filter media, "Traditional Cotton" media or "NeverOil Washable" media, your choice.
They outline the differences here in their FAQs: www.outlawpower.com/productdocs/Filter_FAQ.pdf
They outline the differences here in their FAQs: www.outlawpower.com/productdocs/Filter_FAQ.pdf
Originally Posted by zdreamin
Dub, does the outlaw require oil on the filter? I've been considering the AEM Bruteforce, but I am concerned about dirt and dust issues.
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