Any performance increase with new air filter?
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07-27-2006, 10:03 AM
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#13
07-27-2006, 10:28 PM
Any performance increase with new air filter?
You can use a k&n and carry your stock filter incase you encounter gravel roads, or dusty conditions. You gain like 6-9% hp, or so they say. (Its like a half horse, but better than nothing!) Otherwise, buy a pair of panty hose and wrap the filter with a leg, that was advise given to me here somwere. Havnt tried it yet, but i may!
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07-27-2006, 10:54 PM
Any performance increase with new air filter?
Originally posted by: 1tonchev
Uni, Twin Air, and K & N will all flow way more air than your engine needs or can use. I installed a UNI on mine, and did not notice any gains. The real question is how much dirt do you want to stop. K & N's marketing gimmick is that they flow more air than the competition, which they probably do, but at the sacrafice of letting more dirt through.
Uni, Twin Air, and K & N will all flow way more air than your engine needs or can use. I installed a UNI on mine, and did not notice any gains. The real question is how much dirt do you want to stop. K & N's marketing gimmick is that they flow more air than the competition, which they probably do, but at the sacrafice of letting more dirt through.
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