Where can I find a filter to replace my MAC.
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Where can I find a filter to replace my MAC.
I have searched the web with no luck.
Every search wants to know the make,model,year...
What I need is a filter to replace the stock filter on my MAC Performance intake.
I'm interested in ANY filters...paper,foam,......ANY.
The Accel Kool Blue website has a search for non-model specific filters but it did not work for me.
Any ideas?
Every search wants to know the make,model,year...
What I need is a filter to replace the stock filter on my MAC Performance intake.
I'm interested in ANY filters...paper,foam,......ANY.
The Accel Kool Blue website has a search for non-model specific filters but it did not work for me.
Any ideas?
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05-14-2003, 04:08 PM
Where can I find a filter to replace my MAC.
Just called MotorHaven today since I am only a day away UPS and they didnt even have them in stock so I cancelled my order. I'm in the Guard and our two week field problem is coming up this week so maybe its an omen, and I cancelled my order. I'll stick with my K&N...
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Where can I find a filter to replace my MAC.
K&N has been proven time and again to allow more silicates (sand) into the engine than any other air filter. Do a forum search for "air filter" and you'll see all kinds of comments about the K&N. The MAC filter is much better and I've been using them for quite a while without a problem.
Racer38, as a word of advice, don't take the opinion of one person as the word of God. Tackleberry means well but he's only giving you his opinion and it isn't necessarily based on fact. There's nothing wrong with the MAC intakes and I would personally recommend them.
Racer38, as a word of advice, don't take the opinion of one person as the word of God. Tackleberry means well but he's only giving you his opinion and it isn't necessarily based on fact. There's nothing wrong with the MAC intakes and I would personally recommend them.
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05-14-2003, 11:51 PM
Where can I find a filter to replace my MAC.
Originally posted by Racer38
Just called MotorHaven today since I am only a day away UPS and they didnt even have them in stock so I cancelled my order. I'm in the Guard and our two week field problem is coming up this week so maybe its an omen, and I cancelled my order. I'll stick with my K&N...
Craig
Just called MotorHaven today since I am only a day away UPS and they didnt even have them in stock so I cancelled my order. I'm in the Guard and our two week field problem is coming up this week so maybe its an omen, and I cancelled my order. I'll stick with my K&N...
Craig
We're going to be presenting an article detailing installations and impressions with both a Ranger and an F150 sometime in the next week or so. The Ranger kit has an inverted second filter built into the top of the filter, giving it about 40% more surface area (sort of like K&N's more costly ultra-high flow filters).
#14
05-15-2003, 05:39 AM
Where can I find a filter to replace my MAC.
I gotta have it now 
Has nothing to do with it. Sitting on my door step for two weeks while I'm away on my 2 weeks AT does.
Well that and reading negative comments about the filter.
Maybe you should try a different programmer for your web ordering one that will show instock and out of stock. I'm still not 100% sure I wont get one but I am 100% sure it wont be from you.
Craig
Has nothing to do with it. Sitting on my door step for two weeks while I'm away on my 2 weeks AT does. Well that and reading negative comments about the filter.
Maybe you should try a different programmer for your web ordering one that will show instock and out of stock. I'm still not 100% sure I wont get one but I am 100% sure it wont be from you.
Craig
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05-15-2003, 05:44 AM
Where can I find a filter to replace my MAC.
Originally posted by WillieTD
K&N has been proven time and again to allow more silicates (sand) into the engine than any other air filter. Do a forum search for "air filter" and you'll see all kinds of comments about the K&N. The MAC filter is much better and I've been using them for quite a while without a problem.
Racer38, as a word of advice, don't take the opinion of one person as the word of God. Tackleberry means well but he's only giving you his opinion and it isn't necessarily based on fact. There's nothing wrong with the MAC intakes and I would personally recommend them.
K&N has been proven time and again to allow more silicates (sand) into the engine than any other air filter. Do a forum search for "air filter" and you'll see all kinds of comments about the K&N. The MAC filter is much better and I've been using them for quite a while without a problem.
Racer38, as a word of advice, don't take the opinion of one person as the word of God. Tackleberry means well but he's only giving you his opinion and it isn't necessarily based on fact. There's nothing wrong with the MAC intakes and I would personally recommend them.
