so im tired of my Airhog airfilter due to the oil getting on my maf and down into my intake. any how whay part number do i need for an Amsoil airfilter?
2001 4runner ltd. stock airbox.
THNX in advance
ETRNL

 

so after a lot of cross referencing i have 2 possible Amsoil matches pn.46109 or pn.46465. i know someone out there has to have the number.. hook a brother up.
ETRNL

 

Did you check Amsoil's website? Last time I looked at it, it was easy to navigate and had lots of info for each vehicle. Will tell you all the part numbers too.

 

trueflow filter works great

 

true flow huh.. i though everyone else was running amsoil because the were the best?

 

im a die hard k&n fan

edit: theyre cleanable you only need to buy one and they flow great

 

nu-hu, No-Filter flows the best

 

an i agree with algranger, i love my KN, search for it, theres a thread where a guy compares 3 filters... it was nice, but i kept my KN

 

YES!!! The intake kit is a nice peice aswell.

 

If you're looking for something that flows nice and filters well and you don't have to oil look at the AEM dryflow. I don't know if they make a stock replacement filter for our truck though. I used one of the universal cones on my Porsche. The one that came with the MAF kit broke in 2.

 

the Amsoil website (with the help of a local dealer) is where i got the 2 pn's in my previous post i am wanting to steer clear of the oiled filters due to the oil that makes past the filter. the AEM dryflow is what i am looking for but i am running into a problem finding a compatible filter for the stock air box.

 

Just bought a K&N for my rig, Love it!!

 

^^^^^^^^^^^
im looking for a dry filter, one that i can always keep a clean spare in the back so my gas milage dosent suck after a good day of playing in the mud. preferably to clean the dirty one and put it in the back to swap out and vise versa.

 

I know that you aren't looking at a K&N, but I don't understand everyone who swears by theirs... I bought a K&N when I first got my 4Runner and it flowed great, but it let a lot of crap in. Gauze filters are NOT the way to go. I have a True Flow now and it flows good and filters great. You only need to clean/oil every 15,000 miles or so and if you don't go nuts on the oil you shouldn't have issues with it getting past the filter. I off-road quite a bit with zero complaints so far.

 

so you got the drop in from burtman industries?
i guess i could always just carry a stock paper filter for the ride home just in case. I just dont like all of the crap i am cleaning out of intake, MAF, and intake tube every time i change my oil. There is no telling what the actuall inside of my engine would look like if i didnt seafoam it.

 

This one: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f105...-filter-69397/

 

I had a K&N for my taco and all it did for me (besides a little more power) was cause me to have to clean my MAF of dust, and take off my throttle body and clean it as well. Oil based filters are not the way to go for an everyday vehicle.

 

Here you go: amsoil

www.lubedealer.com/dbcox

 

I use the good ol' OEM Toyota filters. Anything more.....is a waste of $$$. I'd rather just drop a nice new filter in everytime without having to worry about too much/not enough oil on the re-usable filters and possibly causing damage to the MAF etc. Plus, most of the aftermarket filters are gimicks

 

I don't think you should have a problem with the True Flow... I have never seen anything get through it (besides more air) because it has to travel through a lot more medium than a normal filter. Not all oil filters are created equal; big difference between a foam filter (trueflow) and a gauze filter (K&N). When I was talking to my good mechanic friend about how I got an aftermarket filter he went off for about twenty minutes on how many problems he has seen with engines that have a K&N and how poorly they filter out contaminants. Once I told him that it was a foam filter he had no problem.

I ended up getting mine from a local dealer. I'm not saying that this is the one and only filter for you, but it is a good product.

Side note: Asked my mechanic friend about Seafoam as well and he mentioned that he had recently had quite a few cars come in that the owners had used Seafoam on that were hosed... So if you use it be VERY careful, but it might be safer not to. I used it before I talked to him about it, but he scared me enough to stop.