recommendation for air intake filter
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What mike21 said... i feel sure that you noticed a difference swapping an old dirty filter for any other clean filter. However slightttt that difference is, its not worth the extra cash. Although i have an fipk and i clean and recharge kit on it and its a little difference
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I don't buy it. I swapped in a BPI velocity stack and K&N filter in my box and noticed nothing but very little noise at low RPM's. This is being compared to a very dirty OEM filter to.
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A lot of people fail to realise that the K&N filter may increase MPG or throttle response slightly because it is flowing in more air. But the reason it is flowing in more air is because the filtration of the system is less than OEM.
Personally, I'd rather have a clean engine inside than gain better throttle response or MPG's. Use OEM. Best flow with the best filtration available for our cars. Just my .02.
Personally, I'd rather have a clean engine inside than gain better throttle response or MPG's. Use OEM. Best flow with the best filtration available for our cars. Just my .02.
Ran an kn on my old civic for 150,000 pulled the motor the head and IM was in good shape and had good compression.
While I agree it does let in some smaller particles I have yet to ever see or even hear of anyone have an issue even related to it.
I run a kn drop in because im cheap 42 off amazon for the s2000, clean kit is 10 bucks.
With 7 cars I take care of for the family if you fallow the service schedules it saves a lot of cash.
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