Does The K&N Drop In make any difference?

brownhornet

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Does anyone notice a difference?

 

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Kosif

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Jul 18, 2005

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if you are talking the panel drop in filter... not really.

 

martimus

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'neath a cactus

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Yea... I don't have to buy paper filters any more. Other than that not really.

 

j0nkatz

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Throttle response seems a little better but I have not seen any better times at the track.

 

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shooterm1

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brownhornet said:

Does anyone notice a difference?

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Dropped mine in today and noticed an immediate change for the better in trottle response off the line w/a manual 5 speed.

YMMV ~

 

hamidlmt

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It seemed to give it a little more pep. Plus, about a 1 mpg increase. I think the greatest benefit is not having to fill up the landfills with paper filters.

 

Jetbo

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I felt a difference when I installed my drop in, the car just seems to breath better now.

 

mash2k

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The K&N debate goes on in a lot of car forums. The paper filter when new flows better but that doesn't last long. The K&N however, flows better when dirty, and lasts forever when maintained. Just don't overoil it.