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Old 07-25-2005, 07:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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K&N air system?

Anyone try there system out? Not just the filter, but the whole air intake system they offer. Looks pretty good.
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Do a search, there's tons of posts on this already. Try searching for either FIPK or 77 as well as K&N.
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Hey Sammy, does just the drop in do any good ?
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Hey Sammy, does just the drop in do any good ?
I think you'll also be able to find a good deal on this via the search. Try also search for Air Hog, Fram's varient of the reusable filter. I don't think you're going to make any appreciable gains off of a simple drop-in, the advantages being it'll last you the life of the vehicle. The downside is that they supposedly don't filter as well as a paper element. I haven't purchased one for my Titan, although my last truck had one and I didn't notice any gains.
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K&N

Go with the complete Air Mod Kit and a dual exhaust, I did and its a dream ride!
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What Sammy said.

Way, way too much info here to try to repeat or summarize it all. Please search.

When done, if you have questions, maybe we can help answer them. I have both a drop in K&N, with airbox mod and the AirCharger system and can switch back and forth in about 20 minutes. Each has its benefits and negatives. I have opinions, but don't know what your specific questions might be.
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With the air filters than you clean and oil, rather than replace, I think it is important to make sure not to over oil as you can gum up the MAF sensor.

Here is an interesting site regarding air filter testing:

http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/airfilter/airtest1.htm
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