eFifty5AMG

Haha quick on the trigger! I remember checking the Green filters out prior to purchasing the aFe ones

nkctb7

I completely forgot that they used oil. I was more concerned about sensor triggers and why I stayed clear of K&N. I had mine out the other day and I couldn't see any oil on them. That is how minimal the oil treatment is. So far so good and I'm quite happy with them. Does AFE offer different types of median replacement filters for the M113?

nkctb7

I answered my own question. AFE Magnum Flow Pro5R filter.

eFifty5AMG

Yep, it looks like aFe offers two different media types for the M113-including an oiled option.

The Pro 5R is the oiled option & consists of 5 layers of cotton material.

And the Pro Dry S is oil free & consists of 3 layers of a synthetic material.
Both are washable and reusable.

ECTurboGSX

AFE Pro Dry S for me. No problems with them thus far.

nkctb7

The AFE website is a little off with their info. as it only gives the oiled option for the C43 when you shop by vehicle and filter type.

mickey13

Thanks guys. I am going to go with the AFE Dry, does anyone know the exact part number?

eFifty5AMG

Post #7 has the part number & post #29 has the direct link to aFe's website.

cm60k

Big vote for "AFE" dry filters..

-;ZAYED;-

W202AMG

MANN will do me, no need to re-invent the wheel.

DRBC43AMG

Guess each to his own depending on climate conditions. I guess these filters are cheaper on the long run....

W202AMG

Rebuilding the engine due to wear isnt!

DRBC43AMG

Hahahahaha