K&N or HKS drop in filters?
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http://performance.speedycarparts.com/ has a good price on them. Part # 32-2105. They also have free shipping
I would get the K&N personally. From all the info I've gathered most of the High-flow air filters allow fairly large particles through.
K&N is a little more restrictive, but blocks particles much smaller
I mean obviously the most power would be gained from just running wide open with no filter, but I don't know how long the engine will last sucking in dirt...
I would get the K&N personally. From all the info I've gathered most of the High-flow air filters allow fairly large particles through.
K&N is a little more restrictive, but blocks particles much smaller
I mean obviously the most power would be gained from just running wide open with no filter, but I don't know how long the engine will last sucking in dirt...
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It ain't the engine that you need to consider evopower freak it's your tubo that will bit it if particulate matter of any significant mass hits vanes spinning at high velocity. Even water vapor will cause damage in a short time. The k&N supposedly makes about 5 hp according to one of the tuners on this site. Another tuner reports other findings on mods to the stock set up
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Originally posted by WildRice
It ain't the engine that you need to consider evopower freak it's your tubo that will bit it if particulate matter of any significant mass hits vanes spinning at high velocity. Even water vapor will cause damage in a short time. The k&N supposedly makes about 5 hp according to one of the tuners on this site. Another tuner reports other findings on mods to the stock set up
It ain't the engine that you need to consider evopower freak it's your tubo that will bit it if particulate matter of any significant mass hits vanes spinning at high velocity. Even water vapor will cause damage in a short time. The k&N supposedly makes about 5 hp according to one of the tuners on this site. Another tuner reports other findings on mods to the stock set up
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Re: K&N or HKS drop in filters?
Originally posted by BushBurninEvo
I found an HKS one for 40 bucks, thought I might give it a try...is it comparable to the K&N?
I found an HKS one for 40 bucks, thought I might give it a try...is it comparable to the K&N?
yea lets buy the hks and save money then have to buy a new turbo later smart , how about sell the stock turbo and buy a bigger turbo if you wanna go that route! i dunno id buy the K&N filter cause i care about my car , to each his own 
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