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Make sure you get something that's actually going to filter the particles from the air. Check this out. http://mkiv.com/techarticles/filters_test/2/
I'm really suprised at the results, and who would have thought that the K&N oil actually could get through. I had a suspicion after ruining 6 Bosch 4 plugs in an old firebird after "recharging" my first K&N back in '01
This is actually untrue. If you go research this statement, you will find K&N did extensive testing on this theory and proved it to be false. Even over oiling the filter had no negative impact on the MAF sensor with air flows much higher then you would ever see in a car. I, like you, used to believe this, but after some careful investigation, found its not true at all.Wait until you see it kill a few hotwire MAS... ;-)
I was about to pull the trigger on the HKS one when I found those reviews. I was about to buy the worst one for my car. Thank god :bowlol: I didn't.I knew that Blitz was a POS a long time ago + they are not cheep. Big con job there
This is actually untrue. If you go research this statement, you will find K&N did extensive testing on this theory and proved it to be false. Even over oiling the filter had no negative impact on the MAF sensor with air flows much higher then you would ever see in a car. I, like you, used to believe this, but after some careful investigation, found its not true at all.
I've used K&N filters since 1988 with no ill effects.Oil does not come off K&N Filters
I have also seen people put the filter in right after a recharge. You have to let the filter sit overnight after oiling it. I have always used them in my F-Bodys and will continue to forever.:rock:No the thing that ruins the K&N filters is when people use the recharge kit and use it wrong. I have seen it time and time again, people use to much oil. They look at the filter and see the oil hasn't covered a spot and they add more, and then they add more and more. You honestly have to use VERY LITTLE oil to oil these filters. Give the filter a few minutes to rest and let the oil soak in and around, it WILL fill in the gaps in no time.