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K&N air filter- does it make a difference?
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21 Aug 2015 09:46 #150295
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Rather than a K&N, get a snorkel, the placebo effect is much better, sounds great sucking in air at around 4k revs - although mpg defo goes down getting it to roar 
- cherry bomb back box helps the placebo effect too.
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21 Aug 2015 23:01 #150325
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How many and over say about 20 years?
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Halford wrote: you can get a lot of paper filters for the price of a K&N
How many and over say about 20 years?
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24 Aug 2015 07:52 #150489
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I put a K&N panel filter in mine at the start of the month, no noticeable difference in noise and I'll find out next fill up if the fuel economy is any better.
ive ran them on two previous cars. A 2ltr red top cavalier and a 3ltr Porsche 944. Neither had any issues, and I owned the cavalier for 5 years with that engine in it (it originally only had a 1.6 in it) and the porker for 8.
ive ran them on two previous cars. A 2ltr red top cavalier and a 3ltr Porsche 944. Neither had any issues, and I owned the cavalier for 5 years with that engine in it (it originally only had a 1.6 in it) and the porker for 8.
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