So i got my K&N air filter today
03-14-2008, 04:30 AM
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The K&N won't hurt your engine and it is re-usable.
Heh. So you mean like removing and/or relocating the rear muffler, or moving the evap. canister, or adding a better suspension and better tires, or a better sounding audio system, or a better clutch, or adding better foglights and headlights, drilling the side view mirrors? Things like that aren't gross improvements to what the factory made?
In all vehicles, the manufacturer and it's engineers come out with some pretty good stuff but when you put it in the hands of the people who use it, things start getting better.
In all vehicles, the manufacturer and it's engineers come out with some pretty good stuff but when you put it in the hands of the people who use it, things start getting better.
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03-14-2008, 07:38 AM
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my 2 cents -
i've been using K&N filters for over 10 years now.
2 vehicles had the cold air intake system on them too. I never had a problem with them.
I did however notice the throttle body get a little grimey over time... i just cleaned it off with some throttle body cleaner. This took some time to develop the dirt though. I am confident it would still be difrty if I used a paper filter.
I never keep the vehicles long enough to find out if there are any long term effects.
i've been using K&N filters for over 10 years now.
2 vehicles had the cold air intake system on them too. I never had a problem with them.
I did however notice the throttle body get a little grimey over time... i just cleaned it off with some throttle body cleaner. This took some time to develop the dirt though. I am confident it would still be difrty if I used a paper filter.
I never keep the vehicles long enough to find out if there are any long term effects.