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need advice
which drop in air filter should I get for my car since there are no good intakes out yet?
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come on guys I know someone can tell me which one is best
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I've seen a lot of ppl say k&n
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that's easy then. I can pick up one of those from kragen
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heading to kragen right now
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there have been a number comparison threads over the last year or two... I have the Perrin foam filter and love it. I doubt there is much difference between them all. I personally prefer foam filters as performance tends to drop off less as they get dirty. |
The K&N filter seems to work in my car.
For additional HP, be sure to apply the stickers ....:D humfrz |
I've heard drop in filters are placebos
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He said she said. I've got a k&n. I have seen third party testing showing it makes power. Could I feel 5hp? Nope. Does it sound good? Yep. Is it washable? Yep. Can I follow simple directions to properly wash it? You betcha. Price is right. Warranty.
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Actually that is a good point, i cleaned my perrin filter recently. I was seriously impressed with just how much dirt and random shit it had filtered but the process for cleaning and re-oiling it was a royal pain in the ass.
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k&N
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K&N is a wet filter, which makes it more of a pain than a good dry filter like the aFe.
The nice thing about a good drop-in panel filter isn't performance but maintenance. Instead of replacing the filter at regular intervals, you just clean it and put it back in. That, and they can sometimes do a better job than the stock filter. |
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another dry-panel filter option
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