Thinking of installing a CAI???

Joined
Jan 1, 2023
Messages
3,493
Reaction score
7,325
I have been modding trucks since 1997. I have learned a ton along the way. 1 - stay away from oiled air filters. 2 - you really don't need a $300 CAI to get better performance. On trucks that have a decent OEM air box, as ours does have, I have found that a great quality drop-in dry filter will give you most everything a full CAI replacement will. This is what I installed today. Paid $72 shipped to my door and it's an excellent filter!

 
You have a link to the $72 shipped filter. The link provided is to AEM with full retail price. I did google it, but want to make sure I get a lagit filter.
 
I have been modding trucks since 1997. I have learned a ton along the way. 1 - stay away from oiled air filters. 2 - you really don't need a $300 CAI to get better performance. On trucks that have a decent OEM air box, as ours does have, I have found that a great quality drop-in dry filter will give you most everything a full CAI replacement will. This is what I installed today. Paid $72 shipped to my door and it's an excellent filter!

Why not oiled filters? The posted efficiency difference on many websites is negligible.
 
Why not oiled filters? The posted efficiency difference on many websites is negligible.
The oil can create MAF issues as well as others. Going with a dry filter is always best and easier to deal with and clean too. Not an efficiency issue at all.
 
I’ve always went with Volant/Corsa because of the Donaldson option.

Seriously good stuff.
 
I’ve always went with Volant/Corsa because of the Donaldson option.

Seriously good stuff.
Volant and Corsa are excellent! Corsa is actually a rebranded Volant. I have had two Volants in the past. Not a fan at all of K&N.
 
Last edited:
If anyone is interested in the Volant, this site has it for a GREAT price (dry filter):

 

Latest Posts

Back
Top