afe pro-guard or pro-dry?
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Dry Pro's - Easier to clean/maintain, Flows more air
Oiled Pro's - Filters fine dust better
I have had both intakes on my trucks. I am currently running the Prodry. I can hear the turbo whistle when it is idling and I can definitely hear the airflow and turbo under acceleration.
Cleaning an oiled filter is an all day deal. Once it is clean, you are supposed to let it sit and dry naturally then oil it.
For the most part, you can clean the dry filter by tapping the dust/debris out or using a shop vac.
Oiled Pro's - Filters fine dust better
I have had both intakes on my trucks. I am currently running the Prodry. I can hear the turbo whistle when it is idling and I can definitely hear the airflow and turbo under acceleration.
Cleaning an oiled filter is an all day deal. Once it is clean, you are supposed to let it sit and dry naturally then oil it.
For the most part, you can clean the dry filter by tapping the dust/debris out or using a shop vac.
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i am going to call Larry in the morning to see if he can get one. He sold me my MBRP exhaust for at least $200 off MSRP.
If he cant get one, they are selling them on Ebay now. Just search for Afe dodge cummins dry.
If he cant get one, they are selling them on Ebay now. Just search for Afe dodge cummins dry.
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Dry 'S' all the way! I've ran all 3 of the AFE filters and so far, I like the dry the best. I got mine from Lary, DTR store. I got pics in my gallery.
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just got a reply from Afe. They said the Pro Guard 7 has better filtration but less airflow than the Pro Dry.
I wonder how much better???!!!
I wonder how much better???!!!
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There are two tests they use (Coarse dust and Fine dust). The Proguard is .1% better at filtering coarse dust. They did not do a fine dust test or the have not released their findings.
For what I drive, the Prodry is more than fine and still should filter as good or better than the stock filter with much less restriction due to a much greater surface area.
Mr Ellis is the man to buy from. No doubt you will get the best deal and it supports the site!
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I know man I know.
I just emailed them before i posted this thread.
Im gonna go with the Pro-Dry and a pre-filter from Genos i think.
I just emailed them before i posted this thread.
Im gonna go with the Pro-Dry and a pre-filter from Genos i think.
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almost made a mistake and bought the stage 1 by accident for too much money.......good thing i hesitated and read the box. is the only difference between stage 1 and stage 2 the size and airflow?
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