Are you serious?

 

You're kidding, RIGHT? I think you are. . . but I don't know why I'm not so certain. I think we all know (or seriously HOPE) that you were joking, but in case you weren't, you should check where that intake pipe leads. . . yup, that's a filter down there!

 

tell your aunt to watch the autozone commercials. . . "when you have a dirty air filter . . ." cuz that is real retarded.

 

i was talking about the stock air filter for the stock intake. i was jus showing my CAI to prove that i didnt need a stock air filter. GENIUS

 

Yes, but stock or not you still need an air filter, stock or not. . . and you just said

No personal attack on you, but I really wasn't sure if you knew. . . you were the original person asking about washing a filter.

And (because I guess your not incompetent) I wouldn't have to recommend you not to do any DIY maintainence. You see, had you not known, then you would have been the type of person who could do serious damage to a vehicle and void a warrantee. Here at SL, we like to look out for everyone. . . even newbies. And if you didn't know not to wet an air filter and that a CAI still had a filter, then it would be in your best interest to leave the maintainence to a mechanic.

But you do know, so it's all good. BTW, be careful about flashing the emoticon. You're super lucky for not getting flamed like crazy for your question. I'm playing nice. As you know, it's a REALLY REALLY REALLY bad idea to wash your OEM filter.

 

dont want to jack this thread, but was just wondering how often air filters had to be changed? im at 10k miles

 

when it appears dirty. just open your airbox up, take a look at the filter, if it appears to be dirty, change it out (filters are only about $5.00 for the oem replacement).