Hi. I was wondering, do K&N filterchergers really make much if any difference in performance? They
are advertized to, but I was wondering how truthful this is.
K&N Filtercharger
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Re: K&N Filtercharger
In Reply to: K&N Filtercharger posted by Kenshiro on January 21, 2000 at 23:22:05:
I use the K&N filter in my Caprice. I've modified my hood with a "ram air" type scoop
and the filter gets dirty real fast. Beinfg able to clean the K&N as oposed to regular filters has paid off in just one summer.
As for better flow.... most definately. Just comparing the 2 filters it's easy to see that the K&N is beter flowing as well as stopping dirt from getting into my fuel inj. system.
I use the K&N filter in my Caprice. I've modified my hood with a "ram air" type scoop
and the filter gets dirty real fast. Beinfg able to clean the K&N as oposed to regular filters has paid off in just one summer.
As for better flow.... most definately. Just comparing the 2 filters it's easy to see that the K&N is beter flowing as well as stopping dirt from getting into my fuel inj. system.
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Re: K&N Filtercharger
In Reply to: K&N Filtercharger posted by Kenshiro on January 21, 2000 at 23:22:05:
I installed one in my Astro van a few years ago, and my brother and I noticed a immediate
difference in performance. And the fact it's reuseable is a plus for anyone in saving costs.
I installed one in my Astro van a few years ago, and my brother and I noticed a immediate
difference in performance. And the fact it's reuseable is a plus for anyone in saving costs.