so im doing a tune up and on my car and i ordered a aem fuel filter and my friend said thats stupid i shoud have gone oem fuel filter cuz the after market fuel filter isnt good for my car? is this right cuz i ordered them yesterday i can still cancel it
Why did you get an aftermarket filter? Looks? If it ain't broke, don't fix it. It certainly won't help performance in any way. With that said I haven't heard anything good or bad about the AEM filter, but I still wouldn't trust it like I would an OEM filter.
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I agree with White98LS. There's nothing wrong with the OEM filter. The only reason I see why I would ever get an aftermarket fuel filter (if that), would be if I were running a completely upgraded fuel system. Nonetheless, don't cancel the order b/c there isn't a need to do so either.
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im just doing like oil change fuel filter spark plugs and wires and flushing radiator and brake system cuz i dont know when the last time it was done i got the car at 65000 miles and its at 81000 miles but of course i change the oil every 4000miles on full syntehtic but yeah somewhat for looks also
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