cone filter?

i just put a AEM cone fitler with a adapter on my 03 accord with a 2.4L. i dont have enough $$$$ to buy a reel intake.
 
1. will i see any mileage change
 
2. i have always used K&N filters before. can i use there cleaner on my AEM.
thanks.

im not positive, but i think the AEM filter is a "dry type" filter. no oil necessary.

SOme of the older style AEM filters were oiled, and they sell a recharge kit for them on their site. I'm not sure if the K&N filters use a different oil, but they shouldn't be too different.

How recently did you buy the AEM.  If it says "Dryflow" on the box, you should not use the K&N filter cleaning oil on it.  You should buy the dryflow cleaning kit.  I'm not sure if the filter itself says dryflow on it.  I'll try to remember to check mine tonight.

it is a dry filter. i just want to know if i can use the k&n cleaner. also sence i put it on it seems like i might of lost some low torque. i thought it was going to give me a little and i know very little, as in not feeling it power.  but i love the sound on hard throttle.

i suggest reading this, if this is the type of filter you have: http://aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=93

as for the feeling of loss in torque, either it's all in your head, or the filter you had before was better. filters do play a roll in air flow and performance.

the filter i had before was a stock setup with a white paper filter.

did you just take the airbox off and slap a cone filter on the hose?

ya.. i cant afford a reel intake so i thought it might be a little better than stock. i got a adaptor at advance auto and put the filter on that. i this a bad thing to do?