K&N Typhoon
 

Not sure if its been posted yet, but they finally released it.

HERES THE LINK

K&N show the dyno graph does not gain anything until you hit pass 4.5k rpm to gain 6.7 hp @6.6K rpm;
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Part 69-8619TS Product Specifications
Product Style: 69 Series Typhoon Kits
Estimated Horsepower Gain: 6.67 HP @ 6670 RPM
Replacement Filter: RC-4630XD
Street Legal In All US States: No
TUV Approved (Europe): No
Clamp Style: Regular
System Type: Cold-Air Intake System
Intake Pipe Color / Finish: Silver
Weight: 11.5 lb (5.2 kg)
Product Box Length: 20.25 in (514 mm)
Product Box Width: 12.25 in (311 mm)
Product Box Height: 12.5 in (318 mm)
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Yup, and levels out the torque dip at 4k. Would be interesting to see it on an independent dyno to see how it compares. Just thought i'd share the info, i'm just the messenger since i've had pretty strong brand loyalty with K&N over the years.

Nice. :)

Yeah I've always liked K&N but I can't really attest to their actual performances ..
I'm thinking just K&N Drop in will do for now till some real results come around

Sneaky sneaky, somebody already has it in stock. Any discounts for forum members? :wub:

FT-86 SpeedFactory had this one their site like a minute after I looked at this thread....lol anyway I really like this one, The open element is a lot more attractive and it seems to have some gains so hey, why not?

I've always been pretty happy with K&N stuff. Never had anything dyno'd but the "butt dyno" is always happy. Love the added intake noise they generate as well.

Dyno'ed in 2nd gear...I wonder what the comparisons will be in 4th and 5th.

Given the shape of that dyno it looks like they didn't have the foot to the boards until a little after 3k rpm. I'm curious what it would look like below the torque dip if they had run the dyno from 2k rpm.

I notice on KN chart they never stopped at 7K RPM, which is where the peak hp is.

A k&n drop filter dyno near 5hp gain for 30 buck vs 6.6hp gain for ~300 buck; weird lol :)

Sounds right to me, plus Perrin hose and your set. Really see no point investing in a cold intake. Just buy the intake hose and the filter from whoever you like.

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