Injen SP intake questions

[VeNoMS4]

I know most of the people on here own the roc euro or CTS or USP intakes. Haven't heard many people on here who own a Injen short ram air.

So for those who do own the injen intake, what the regular filter cleaning look like. Do you get a new filter altogether? if so, can it like a K&N filer or does it have to be one from injen themselves? Or can it be just cleaned and reused? if so, what is the cleaning method?

I started having these questions when i read through a recent thread on USP intakes (http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/722149-USP-Intake-owners-check-your-fiter)

thanks

[KnewJack]

Clean it like you would any other cone filter. If you aren't in a dusty climate it shouldn't get that dirty. Knock off the loose dirt...just watch this. lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tYC_dZ4kZI

[cjw]

Seems like just shaking it off and/or vacuuming isn't much of a cleaning.

[VeNoMS4]

I unfortunately live in the land of the haboobs aka Arizona. I guess I'll look at the integrity of the filter and clean it.

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[bhvrdr]

As an FYI it is my understanding that Injen uses Amsoil EA reusable filters so you may want to just get their cleaning kit.

Mike

[cjw]

I'm not seeing any kit on Amsoil's site.

https://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/filters-and-by-pass-systems/air/amsoil-ea-universal-air-induction-filters/

But same info on cleaning (tap dirt, vacuum or blow).