K&N filter on a turbo car?
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K&N filter on a turbo car?
Sup guys, tried searchin but couldn't find any info on this. I see alot of turbo set ups using foam and dryflow type filters. Will a turbo suck the oil from the K&N filter? If so, will that hurt it much or no big deal? thanks
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Originally Posted by spectacle,Apr 22 2010, 05:21 AM
No it will not suck in the oil. I use one with no issues.
FWIW, on the dyno I saw a 10whp gain in the midrange with it removed. You can feel it on the street.
FWIW, on the dyno I saw a 10whp gain in the midrange with it removed. You can feel it on the street.
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From: Tampa, FL
Originally Posted by JoeyBalls,Apr 22 2010, 09:24 AM
I was thinking of taking off my Dryflow for the TUNE and using my 4" velocity stack, ridiculous idea?
I just ordered a 4" Blox velocity stack I should be getting next week. I want to see if I can get a filter over it it some type of way.
. Like an idiot I ordered the Composite one instead of the alumninum one 
, but I dont plan on using other then tune and for taking pictures 
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From: Sellersburg, IN
I have the AEM dryflow 5.25" length filter and plan on running it on the dyno and then doing a dyno pull with it off to see if it is restricting any airflow. I would think it wouldnt change the numbers much but we will see.
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