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So I got my car it has a K&N short ram intake on it, the cone is a bit warped. I'd like to purchase a new cone only not the entire $350 intake system. Can I just buy any K&N intake cone from like Autozone and be ok or do I need that specific cone that comes with this intake system?
Here is an image of the warped cone (Yes I know I have ordered an aluminum battery tie down since this car doesn't have any sort of battery tie down and I feel uncomfortable with that thing sliding around.)
Also is it normal for these intakes to make a kind of "whistle" or squeak kind of sound at around 3-4k RPM's when I give it gas?
This appeared on their website when I entered my vehicle. The cone by itself is a different cone than the one I have. The one I have is flat and has some carbon fiber on the end. Will replacing it make any real difference other than being aesthetically more pleasing?
The exact replacement filter for this kit is listed under accessories/related items, though anything with a 4" ID flange and not much longer than 6.5" should work.
Whistling sounds are usually normal with aftermarket intakes from my experience.
The exact replacement filter for this kit is listed under accessories/related items, though anything with a 4" ID flange and not much longer than 6.5" should work.
Whistling sounds are usually normal with aftermarket intakes from my experience.
Jesus $122 for just a filter? =( is that because the bit of carbon fiber on it? Think I'll be ok with the $60 one I posted earlier? Says it's for an 02 S2000
Right? That's why I said anything matching the dimensions of the replacement should work. Parts stores usually have universal K&N filters for like $40 and should be able to get one with a 4" flange.
As far as filter brand you'll see people arguing over it much the same as oil brand. There's past threads about it on here.