What are your thoughts about K&N intake filters?
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What are your thoughts about K&N intake filters?
Hi!
I have heard from friends that, apparently, K&N air filters for intake are the best in the market? I do not know if this is true or not, but I have been told that it last for the entire life of the car, that you get an average of 2mg additional, and that you could get a few additional hp (4 to 5).
Has anyone of you used these filters? Any advice?
Many thanks gang! You are the best!!!!
I have heard from friends that, apparently, K&N air filters for intake are the best in the market? I do not know if this is true or not, but I have been told that it last for the entire life of the car, that you get an average of 2mg additional, and that you could get a few additional hp (4 to 5).
Has anyone of you used these filters? Any advice?
Many thanks gang! You are the best!!!!
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The filter is worth the money. You should never have to buy a filter again. As for these other guys, i actually felt a difference in my car. The factory airfilter is restrictive to airflow. I have other engine mods, so this may be more helpful to me. If you want to feel noticable gains, pick up a plenum spacer and a drop in K&N.
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K&N Filters....?
When I bought my second Z back in '92 the first thing I did (after wheels & tires) was install a K&N intake and HKS exhaust. With 125K miles on the clock
when I sold it I had no issues. (lasted longer than the wheels) When my G35
arrived that was the first mods I installed, Stillen CAI/Z-Tube combo
which contains a sizable K&N filter. You don't need two filters, with the
Filter charger kit clean/dry time is less than 2 hours....it's very important to
follow the instructions and never install filter wet/moist!
Gary
when I sold it I had no issues. (lasted longer than the wheels) When my G35
arrived that was the first mods I installed, Stillen CAI/Z-Tube combo
which contains a sizable K&N filter. You don't need two filters, with the
Filter charger kit clean/dry time is less than 2 hours....it's very important to
follow the instructions and never install filter wet/moist!
Gary
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When one buys a K&N air filter, do we have to put something on it first before using it (like the spray that they sell?) or do we just put it in place and use clean stuff and spray only when it gets dirty down the road?
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Originally Posted by gary c
When I bought my second Z back in '92 the first thing I did (after wheels & tires) was install a K&N intake and HKS exhaust. With 125K miles on the clock
when I sold it I had no issues. (lasted longer than the wheels) When my G35
arrived that was the first mods I installed, Stillen CAI/Z-Tube combo
which contains a sizable K&N filter. You don't need two filters, with the
Filter charger kit clean/dry time is less than 2 hours....it's very important to
follow the instructions and never install filter wet/moist!
Gary
when I sold it I had no issues. (lasted longer than the wheels) When my G35
arrived that was the first mods I installed, Stillen CAI/Z-Tube combo
which contains a sizable K&N filter. You don't need two filters, with the
Filter charger kit clean/dry time is less than 2 hours....it's very important to
follow the instructions and never install filter wet/moist!
Gary
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K&N doesn't make an intake kit for the 2nd gen sedan so all you can do is change out the paper filters.
If you get an aftermarket intake, then it comes with new cleanable filters already so if you're planning on ever getting an aftermarket intake, getting drop in K&N filters is a waste of money IMO.
If you get an aftermarket intake, then it comes with new cleanable filters already so if you're planning on ever getting an aftermarket intake, getting drop in K&N filters is a waste of money IMO.