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Originally Posted by Sticky
Since you say there is no difference would it not be better to get the regular not the oiled due to less maintenance? You quote the oiled as having more air flow I think that is why most people are choosing it.
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Yes, the oiled version does flow better according to AFE, although the dry version is more efficient.
Since the filter is within the engine's air flow requirements, there isn't a hp or tq diff. If the filter is flowing at or near the limit, we may see a little diff between the two filters.
With the dry filter, there is one less step with no oil required.
Harold