Halltech Stinger Intake
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Burning Brakes
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From: Ft Lauderdale Fl
Halltech Stinger Intake
Just ordered the new Halltech stinger intake. It came with the new SSM filter. I thought it came with the warhead filter for the price I paid. Does this filter come pre-oiled? And if it doesn't what oil should I use? I have the Donaldson oil and I have the K & N oil?
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You can use Simple Green to clean it and K&N oil to oil it, although you shouldn't have to do this for a couple of years if you don't live in a dusty/dirty area.
Although I haven't heard anything regarding using Blackwing oil, it should be okay since both are non-cotton.
Although I haven't heard anything regarding using Blackwing oil, it should be okay since both are non-cotton.
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From: Ft Lauderdale Fl
Originally Posted by Dave68
You can use Simple Green to clean it and K&N oil to oil it, although you shouldn't have to do this for a couple of years if you don't live in a dusty/dirty area.
Although I haven't heard anything regarding using Blackwing oil, it should be okay since both are non-cotton.
Although I haven't heard anything regarding using Blackwing oil, it should be okay since both are non-cotton.
Drifting
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Originally Posted by RonnieLS1
One guy says Donaldson and one guy says K & N. The filter material looks like my Blackwing.
I say but them both in one bottle, shake it up, and use what you've got, If it doesnt explode or give off toxic fumes of course
lol j/k
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Burning Brakes
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Originally Posted by Shane_S
I say but them both in one bottle, shake it up, and use what you've got, If it doesnt explode or give off toxic fumes of course
lol j/k
Shane
lol j/k
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Have you got any pics i would like to see some good ones i almost purchased one about a month ago to replace my vr2b but now the weather is bad here so i thought i would wait since the vert is parked for now.
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Funny, mine came with instructions to use K&N to re-oil, not much in the way of real instructions to install, as though they are necessary, and nothing regarding how to handle installation of the IAT[early model C5s]Since they used the same filter medium[layered cotton gauze] as the K&N, it made perfect sense to me.
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Originally Posted by lost
Funny, mine came with instructions to use K&N to re-oil, not much in the way of real instructions to install, as though they are necessary, and nothing regarding how to handle installation of the IAT[early model C5s]Since they used the same filter medium[layered cotton gauze] as the K&N, it made perfect sense to me.
Yes, cotton media is a standard material utilized in higher end air intake filter systems. Thus, a K&N filter cleaning and re-oiling kit is suitable for the Halltech, K&N, Volant, RM Racing, etc., cotton media filter base systems. However, Blackwing (Donaldson Engineering) manufactures their filter media from a synthetic based product. Therefore, do be sure to re-oil the Blackwing air filter with the Blackwing re-oiling spray on lubricant. 
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Originally Posted by RonnieLS1
One guy says Donaldson and one guy says K & N. The filter material looks like my Blackwing.
Regarding pics, you might want to see my installation instructions at:
http://www.conceptualpolymer.com/corvette_c5_corner.htm
I'll bet the the SSM filter is Remay (synthetic).
