"Killer Filter" TS115 - Best Air Filter?

I've searched high and low and can't find anyone with any experience using these "killer filters." They are being sold as replacements to the highly regarded, but discontinued Amsoil TS-115 air filters as detailed here:

http://www.gadgetonline.com/AirInduction.htm#K&N and AMSOIL drop in air filter:

I've noticed my K&N air filter letting quite a bit of dirt pass so I was looking for an upgrade. Does anyone have any experience with these filters or think they are worth a try?

http://www.amazon.com/Killer-Filter...417726382&sr=8-1&keywords=TS115+killer+filter

 

Any oiled filter isn't going to filter well. Dry flow filters like AFE are pretty good but not as good as OEM.

 

So I'd probably be better off going with the Amsoil Ea Air Filters?...If i could find a part number. I guess they were discontinued?

http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/filters-and-by-pass-systems/air/amsoil-ea-air-filters/?page=%2fstorefront%2feaa.aspx

 

The oil from oiled filters can mess up your MAF too...

 

The purolater pureone filter has a 99.9% filtration rate.

 

I have honestly never had that problem, I just try not to overdo oiling them when I clean it

 

Stock OEM paper filters are the better choice. They are cheap. Just replace them as needed.

 

I used this one and I am super happy with it, it doesn't let anything past it after 3 months on dusty roads and the air ducts are still perfectly clean.

nice price too: http://www.ebay.com/itm/UPGR8-HD-PR...wyMb4aOKE5LHTTOOH4ZNI%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

 

Whatever filter you use or buy. Maintenance, maintenance, maintenance is the key!!

 

Stock style from any of the major brands. I use OEM, fram, wix & Napa just depends on which one is cheapest.

 

The MAF sensor contamination is a myth as far as I can tell. The air going through the filter at full speed is only a few MPH which is not enough to carry any oil. Check out this instructive series of videos I found years ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjwBiPm2W5Q

Also I think I'll be going with Wix as well. They seem to be the best option at this point. But I also agree that maintenance is key.

Thanks for all the input guys!

 

maf contamination comes from K&N users and is widely acknowledged. The oil is thin and there is very little filter media to soak it up, so finding oil up the intake pipe is common for new users. If its in your intake pipe then it gets there by going past your maf. The solution is to use the proper amount of oil and then you are fine.

Bumping this post since I cant find any info on it either.