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Thomas K 07-04-2020 05:23 AM

What K&N filters fit 2017 model year BRZ manual transmission?
 
Hey guys, just wondering which model of K&N drop in air filter fits a 2017 model year manual transmission BRZ.

I have attached a link of one that I'm pretty sure fits but just want to confirm.
https://www.knfilters.com/blog/squee...nt-air-filter/

If there are any other models of K&N drop in filter or other brands in general that you would recommend please let me know.

Thanks.

p1l0t 07-04-2020 07:27 AM

You don't need a K&N filter. Just practice your heal/toe. These are a driver's car. You have to have your head in the game.

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Thomas K 07-04-2020 07:33 AM

Thanks for your input.

Still wondering though which K&N filters fit the MY 2017 MT BRZ and if there will be any power gains.

Thanks.

Vital 07-04-2020 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thomas K (Post 3346464)
Thanks for your input.

Still wondering though which K&N filters fit the MY 2017 MT BRZ and if there will be any power gains.

Thanks.

The link you attached for the filter is the correct one for your car.

Thomas K 07-04-2020 10:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vital (Post 3346472)
The link you attached for the filter is the correct one for your car.

Thanks, do you know if there will be any power gains at all with these Hi FLow air filters on the 2017+ model years?

N_Raged 07-04-2020 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Thomas K (Post 3346480)
Thanks, do you know if there will be any power gains at all with these Hi FLow air filters on the 2017+ model years?

Insignificant gains if any.

I prefer dry filters instead of oiled.
Look at BLITZ 59624 or GrimmSpeed 060093.

SUSPECT_BRZ 07-04-2020 08:19 PM

Same here, had overall great experiences with oiled filters but dry ones are simply less of an hassle and you don't risk over-oiling it. Don't expect much gains, though, maybe with a tune, but even then. Marginal.

Thefalls 07-05-2020 09:08 AM

Part number is K&N 33-5060

GregSimon 07-12-2020 05:39 AM

I am interesting, do you prefer K&Ns due to that they all are re-usable and washable, or maybe stylsh?

p1l0t 07-12-2020 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GregSimon (Post 3348538)
I am interesting, do you prefer K&Ns due to that they all are re-usable and washable, or maybe stylsh?

I am interesting too. I think it's something about these cars that attracts interesting people.

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