Halltech Stinger
That'll do the trick. 
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From: San Diego CA
Yes, the filter is as reusable as any Blackwing or K&N. You can use Simple green to clean it:
1) Spray the filter with Simple green (if you have the concentrated stuff, remember to dilute it).
2) Using low-pressure water, hose the filter from the inside-out.
3) Allow to dry thoroughly. I do this when I know I won't be using the car for a couple of days.
4) Lightly spray with K&N filter oil. You might want to let the filter sit on some paper towels for a while afterward, just to be sure any excess oil has drained off. Caution: excees oil, if left in the filter, may result in erratic engine behaviour if the MAF wires get coated.
1) Spray the filter with Simple green (if you have the concentrated stuff, remember to dilute it).
2) Using low-pressure water, hose the filter from the inside-out.
3) Allow to dry thoroughly. I do this when I know I won't be using the car for a couple of days.
4) Lightly spray with K&N filter oil. You might want to let the filter sit on some paper towels for a while afterward, just to be sure any excess oil has drained off. Caution: excees oil, if left in the filter, may result in erratic engine behaviour if the MAF wires get coated.
