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[QUOTE="ghohouston, post: 1170832, member: 9421"] I was referring to the 6637's and you saying people have gotten 100k out of em, and earlier you saying the 6637 filters dusted your intake (thought you meant you blew em out and re used them). I know donaldson filters do a better job. If it were my vehicle though, I wouldn't continously blow the filter out though. I don't see how high air pressure wouldn't damage the media after a couple times, or even once. And if you were to use a lower pressure, it would take up more time than its worth, when you could just buy a new filter. [/QUOTE]
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