salo65

This is what my air filter looked like after only 26k miles. The manual says to replace at 48k. I think I'll be changing them
Every 24k from now on!

Yargk

Depending on use and where you are, they can get pretty dirty at only 5-10k miles!

to_riffic_day

Did your GT4 eat a bird?

pkh

8000 miles, lots of track time

GT4John

LOL....I was thinking exactly the same.

And yeah....I'll be changing mine every 10K at the most.

neanicu

That's way too long! Don't follow Porsche's service interval,it sucks! 5-6 K miles at the most for those filters! Here's mine at 5K :

salo65

A Hawk flew onto the side of the car last year when on a mountain drive! Brutal! It got sucked into the intake. I was pulling feathers out for days!

salo65

It's $187 to replace the filters each time! A bit pricey.

neanicu

Nope :

https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...10-130-00-M100

James88

Thanks for the link

$39.75 each, big price difference with the above.

Diablo Dude

Even cheaper at Suncoast Parts.... $69.94 total.

https://www.suncoastparts.com/produc...IRFILTERS.html

I purchased them last month.
OEM #: 981.110.130.00

Made in Italy

Diablo Dude

And dont forget to buy the Air Filter removal tool from Sharkwerks for $36.
Makes changing out the filters a breeze. Unfortunately, the tool is on backorder until 9/16/2018

Soul Performance

A few thousand more miles and you may have a down pillow on your hands! We've seen that most air filters come out dirty before their maintenance schedule recommendation. We always recommend rechargeable filters, like BMC Filters so that you can just remove, clean, and reoil at regular intervals.

polobai

This-I run K&N's on mine as they were already there from the previous owner (otherwise I would have got the BMC's), cleaning and recharging every 6-10k is the way to go!

GT4John

I know it's not nearly as cool at the Shark Werks tool, but I've always used either one large zip-tie or a couple medium sized put together to remove the filters. Run the zip-ties through the filter's handles, tighten and then pull on the zip-tie itself to remove. Works great. $super-cheap$.