How to prevent Over oiling Air filters?
Originally Posted by LOW2000
Thats funny, I could have sworn the dyno chart said otherwise, i'll go with your anecdotal evidence as proof however. 
Originally Posted by redlude97
You have seen a dyno chart of a G/Z that gained power from a drop in k&n filter?
That said, Greg just made a blanket statement re: K&N filters causing trouble without clarification as to drop-in, CAI of various manufacturers, etc.
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If K&N made an in-cabin air filter, would you use it? If the extra dirt is good for you engine, surely it's good for your lungs too.
I was referring to the drop-in variety..... in an old Q45 a drop-in K&N can reduce power in hot weather.
Also, the "C" in CAI is misleading since a cone-type filter often pulls air from under the hood -- which is a lot hotter than outside air. Don't assume intake mods are always beneficial.
I was referring to the drop-in variety..... in an old Q45 a drop-in K&N can reduce power in hot weather.
Also, the "C" in CAI is misleading since a cone-type filter often pulls air from under the hood -- which is a lot hotter than outside air. Don't assume intake mods are always beneficial.
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