AEM28-20364 Dryflow Air Filter

Took my 2015 Jeep Wrangler in for an oil change and was told that I should have them change my engine air filter for $69. Instead I shopped Amazon and for $30 less, I had this product delivered the next day.I’m not a mechanic and wondered if there was any difficulty to the filter swap. No trick. Super easy. The AEM has a built in rubber lip that makes the installation fool proof. No reason to be concerned about doing it wrong. A pin drop amount of common sense will get you through the installation.The color of the filter is cool, but will never be seen. I’ll update as the filter gets used for info on sound and power, if any changes are noticed.I liked the zero maintenance approach of this filter, and especially appreciate the *possibility* that it *could* improve something about my Jeep. ;)[Update 1]Hard to publish this because it seems so crazy, but I just added 2mpg. Seriously. The OEM filter was a little dirty, but not filthy when I switched it. I’m sure that going from a dirty filter to clean has an impact, but I would *never* have guessed 2mpg. Driving conditions were similar, a good mix between a long road trip and local driving. I’ll update further, but the past several days should produce an accurate measure of what to expect. I am surprised and impressed.[UPDATE 2]Yeah, I can’t explain it but the extra gas mileage is gone and I’m back to normal. I’m sure it was the result of resetting the gauge right after installation with a new filter on a highway-heavy trip. Still a well made product that I won’t need to change. A++

Very nice filter!

Only reason I put 2 stars on mileage is because you have to clean it out every time you go off road because the dust passes through the filter if you don’t maintain it right after you go for a dusty bush run.

AEM 28-20364 Dryflow Air Filter - I bought this for my 2013 Jeep JKU. It was a direct fit and easy to install. I have AFE filters in all my vehicles and they have not failed me yet. I tend stay with a brand when the work they way work the way they were intended. As far as horse power gains, I have no idea. I have never put it to the test. I just like the idea of being able to clean and re-use.

So, I haven't noticed an increase in either performance or MPG. However, what I did get for $40 is a filter that I can reuse. If that is something that is important to you then this will be a welcomed addition to your Wrangler JK/JKU. If you are looking for a gain in either performance or MPG then I would look elsewhere. For me, I can see this paying for itself in about 18 months. Since I plan to keep the Jeep for many years, I would say it is a great investment.Update 6/3/16. So I took the filter out today to clean it and noticed that it says K&N on it. Sure enough, the filter I order is not the AEM but in fact a K&N. Sending a message to Amazon right now to get this cleared up. How does this happen I wonder???Update 6/9/16 Amazon CS would not do anything for me as the filter was ordered 9 months prior to me noticing the issue. Bummed but really can't disagree with them. At least the filter works well, just don't like having to oil the thing, which is why I ordered the AEM in the first place.