Who sells the k&N filters for good price?
13-May-2002, 12:13 AM
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Who sells the k&N filters for good price?
I went to wal mart, and all they had were FRAM air filters. I havnt been to CT yet. ANyone know which stores sell K&N air filters for a good price?
thanks.
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13-May-2002, 01:11 AM
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Hmm interesting, so is that to say the Fram is a good alternative to the k&n? I want to upgrade the air filter, then take out the resanator and run druer hose under the car to make an inexpesnive cai setup, and still be lookin stock.
13-May-2002, 02:24 PM
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I had one on my old car, I bought it from CT it cost about $80. Great investment. It improves your MPG. It'll pay for itself in a couple of months. Good thing about them is that you don't have to replace them, just buy the filter charger kit (basically a cleaner and re-oil kit) for about $15 and clean it after 50, 000km's. It supposedly does a better job than the OEM paper filter cuz it's made out of some special cotton with micro filters.
13-May-2002, 04:23 PM
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Originally posted by loudsubz
Hmm interesting, so is that to say the Fram is a good alternative to the k&n? I want to upgrade the air filter, then take out the resanator and run druer hose under the car to make an inexpesnive cai setup, and still be lookin stock.
Hmm interesting, so is that to say the Fram is a good alternative to the k&n? I want to upgrade the air filter, then take out the resanator and run druer hose under the car to make an inexpesnive cai setup, and still be lookin stock.
been doing that for my friends for a long time.... that was after I was stupid enought to fork out $$$ for a dam CAI
13-May-2002, 11:53 PM
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No, the K&N still gives you better airflow which equals more performance. Yeah I wanna do the dryer hose CAI too. But I was talking to this guy in my auto class that works in parts at Crappy Tire and he said there's no such thing as a resonator for the intake, only an exhaust resonator. Can anyone clear this stuff up for me?
14-May-2002, 12:47 PM
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Originally posted by loudsubz
Is the Fram the same as the K&n? (similar improvements) If not ill just go with the k&n.
Is the Fram the same as the K&n? (similar improvements) If not ill just go with the k&n.
15-May-2002, 01:14 PM
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Originally posted by Promoking
No, the K&N still gives you better airflow which equals more performance. Yeah I wanna do the dryer hose CAI too. But I was talking to this guy in my auto class that works in parts at Crappy Tire and he said there's no such thing as a resonator for the intake, only an exhaust resonator. Can anyone clear this stuff up for me?
No, the K&N still gives you better airflow which equals more performance. Yeah I wanna do the dryer hose CAI too. But I was talking to this guy in my auto class that works in parts at Crappy Tire and he said there's no such thing as a resonator for the intake, only an exhaust resonator. Can anyone clear this stuff up for me?
the intake resonator is right under the filter part of the intake on honda cars
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