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Old 05-17-2005, 07:28 PM
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NISMO Sports Air Filter Element

I was just wondering why everyone is getting the K&N Drop0in instead of this?

http://performancenissanparts.com/ca...roducts_id=265

I will be getting my Z-tube tomorrow and was considering getting this Air Filter instead of the K&N. Has anyone on the boards have this one?
 
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Old 05-17-2005, 09:20 PM
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I was just wondering why everyone is getting the K&N Drop0in instead of this?

http://performancenissanparts.com/ca...roducts_id=265

I will be getting my Z-tube tomorrow and was considering getting this Air Filter instead of the K&N. Has anyone on the boards have this one?
That's way too much money for a filter which provides probably 1 hp. Also, I'd imagine that more particles would pass thru a non-oiled filter with "holes".
 
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Most people get the K&N because of availability and price. I have the Nismo but will probably change back to the K&N when it gets replaced. The only advantages to the Nismo are: 1.) that it is a dry filter so there is no chance of messing up the mass air sensor and; 2.) some of the tests I have seen on the K&N appear to show the filtration is less than optimal. (Not dangerous but, less than stock.)
 
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Is the Nismo filter disposable or washable? $85 for a disposable filter is stupid.
 
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Originally Posted by FLFIRE
Most people get the K&N because of availability and price. I have the Nismo but will probably change back to the K&N when it gets replaced. The only advantages to the Nismo are: 1.) that it is a dry filter so there is no chance of messing up the mass air sensor and; 2.) some of the tests I have seen on the K&N appear to show the filtration is less than optimal. (Not dangerous but, less than stock.)
I too had a friend tell me that when he saw the K&N, it appeared that it was letting more dirt through too so I was just wondering if this one would be better. I may try it before the K&N. Thanks for the replies!
 
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