K & N filter replacement, good or bad?
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Man what model is that in the photo? I had to fit a smaller one in, because the next size up wouldn't let me close the lid!
We dynoed slightly over 1 Kw at the wheels with my K&N vs stock filter. To be fair, the paper one had done 12,000km. (8000 miles)
Tests were done within 20 minutes of each other. The difference could be accountable due to the imprecision of the dyno. (I notice that on three runs, I can get up to 1.5Kw variation between best and worst run)
We dynoed slightly over 1 Kw at the wheels with my K&N vs stock filter. To be fair, the paper one had done 12,000km. (8000 miles)
Tests were done within 20 minutes of each other. The difference could be accountable due to the imprecision of the dyno. (I notice that on three runs, I can get up to 1.5Kw variation between best and worst run)
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That's the E-2435. It is the S2000 K&N filter.
When they came out (about a year and a bit ago) I had a lot of trouble convincing Rocket (local K&N distributor) that they even existed. When they finally did realise they existed they weren't interested in bringing them in. So I signed up as a reseller and ordered 10 in.
I sold them through a GB on S2ki.
When they came out (about a year and a bit ago) I had a lot of trouble convincing Rocket (local K&N distributor) that they even existed. When they finally did realise they existed they weren't interested in bringing them in. So I signed up as a reseller and ordered 10 in.
I sold them through a GB on S2ki.
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