Volant ?'s

Maybe one comes with a regular gauze filter and the other has the powercore filter?

i also remember that had a carbon fiber cover and then they switch to plastic but it's most likely the filter

Filter get the none procore filter

Irongrave said:

Filter get the none procore filter

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What's "the none" ?

jtack said:

What's "the none" ?

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he means don't get the procore one, get the other

Irongrave said:

Filter get the none procore filter

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reason?

I got the 100k dry filter with mine.

Relic said:

reason?

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I believe it's because Volant's dry filter technology is not up to par. I'm not sure if the prices are the same for the oiled filter kit vs. powercore kit, but I think the verdict (according to Drew) is to run the Volant intake with an AEM filter if you want to go with a dry flow. I'm sure he'll chime in if I'm off on that.

Personally, I would run a dry flow filter over the oiled gauze ones. If you over oil the filter you could foul the MAF sensor although to be fair, I don't think that's happened to anyone.

I've run oiled (K&N) filters since the late 80s and have yet to ever foul a MAF sensor.
If you apply the oil properly and only on the side required you'll have no issues.

ToddG said:

I've run oiled (K&N) filters since the late 80s and have yet to ever foul a MAF sensor.
If you apply the oil properly and only on the side required you'll have no issues.

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I have no doubt that if properly maintained they'll be just fine. I was just stating a possible reason to go with a dry flow over an oiled filter. On my previous truck there was an issue with the oiled filters screwing with the MAF sensor but I think that was more due to the tonsil design of the sensor than the filter.