[purekoryo]

Anyone know of any aftermarket DRY air filters? AMS has one for the 991 but don't see it for 718.

 

[purekoryo]

So I found that AFE makes dry filters. Anyone have experience with those? How about pipercross? Then I found one from Cobb. On their website a guy with gts posted gains at the 1/4 mile. Not sure how legit it is though...

COBB Tuning - High Flow Filter for Porsche 718 Cayman / Boxster

COBB Tuning is an automotive performance company dedicated to developing full-tuning solutions that improve vehicle performance and the driving experience. COBB approaches design by taking the entire vehicle-platform into account as a complete system. Our high-end performance products and...

www.cobbtuning.com

 

[Viffermike]

I've run aFe filters on several cars, both oiled and dry -- I even had an aFe open-filter CAI on a MINI that I had absolutely zero issues with, even on a 6,500-mile road trip. That's the brand I use if I use an aftermarket air filter.

(I don't run one on my 718, mainly because I can't easily access & maintain it on my own.)

Cobb's filter is likely a rebranded model by some other maker.

Don't expect better performance with any aftermarket filter-only solution. Just do it for the higher 'ceiling', better filtration, and (slightly) higher intake noise.

 

[purekoryo]

I've run aFe filters on several cars, both oiled and dry -- I even had an aFe open-filter CAI on a MINI that I had absolutely zero issues with, even on a 6,500-mile road trip. That's the brand I use if I use an aftermarket air filter.

(I don't run one on my 718, mainly because I can't easily access & maintain it on my own.)

Cobb's filter is likely a rebranded model by some other maker.

Don't expect better performance with any aftermarket filter-only solution. Just do it for the higher 'ceiling', better filtration, and (slightly) higher intake noise.

Thanks. Yeah I plan to do this in conjunction with an aftermarket exhaust (turbo back). Don't think I'll see gains with it by itself. I'd be OK if I gain 4-5 hp.