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Hey Guys and Gals,

I have a Blitz Sonic Power Air Filter to suit an M35.

Anybody know more about these filters?

http://www.nengun.com/blitz/sonic-power-air-cleaner

Do they require reoiling like K&N?

I am pretty certain they do, the mesh appeared to be oiled similar to K&N prior to cleaning.

Anyways, I am also interested in selling it, it's all clean ready to use. PM me if interested.

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I believe that it should be a dry filter medium as with the Blitz panel filters.

Same filter medium

Thats what I thought but it looks a very similar medium to K&N. I can't find sources to verify this...

They are dry, I have the intake kit for my car and have installed one on a mates, no oil on them from new...

Cheers buddy!

You wouldn't happen to have any Blitz papers indicating that?

Edited by ECR33_RB25DET

Interesting comments because the website at nengun shows two bottles. Filter cleaner and Filter Oil.

http://forums.sidc.co.uk/topic/160994-blitz-air-filter-instructions/

This guy asked pretty similar question, got told to use original oil / cleaner or KN oil / cleaner.

Hope this helps

interesting find Jezboosted....I think I stumbled across it too at one stage and other sites where some were saying dry and some were say to oil it....nothing from Blitz anywhere....

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