Cheapest place for K&N air filter??
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Are you sure you want to go with a K&N? How about an Amsoil? Amsoil is cheaper, filters just as well, and provides the same "gain" in HP - which is basically nothing on either filter. Its the deckplate that makes the difference in HP.
www.gadgetonline.com check out the dyno results.
www.gadgetonline.com check out the dyno results.
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Originally Posted by mummer43
Where can I get the best deal on a K&N air filter for the 3.4L engine?
Has pretty good prices.
I got my 4.0L for $44 shipped.
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Originally Posted by mummer43
Where can I get the best deal on a K&N air filter for the 3.4L engine?
the K&N system was designed for track use and on a track, you seldom see the choking clouds of dust we see in our sport. Those who run a K&N and have not seen dust by it, will, eventually.
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Anyone want to buy a K&N or Amsoil Air Filter? I also have two bottles of oil for the Amsoil.
I used them each for a very short time period and they're both in the boxes.
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I used them each for a very short time period and they're both in the boxes.
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Originally Posted by WATRD
Don't do it! Especially if you are going to wheel. The K&N lets an amazing amount of dust by. This from someone who ran stock, then K&N, then TRD then Amsoil filters.
the K&N system was designed for track use and on a track, you seldom see the choking clouds of dust we see in our sport. Those who run a K&N and have not seen dust by it, will, eventually.
the K&N system was designed for track use and on a track, you seldom see the choking clouds of dust we see in our sport. Those who run a K&N and have not seen dust by it, will, eventually.
I do very little, if any wheeling. If I do go wheeling, it's in the winter time when everything is covered in snow. In the summer time, I'm too busy riding my mountain bike or rock climbing or any number of other outdoor activities.
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Originally Posted by mochoajr
Anyone want to buy a K&N or Amsoil Air Filter? I also have two bottles of oil for the Amsoil.
I used them each for a very short time period and they're both in the boxes.
mochoajr
I used them each for a very short time period and they're both in the boxes.
mochoajr
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Originally Posted by chasmc2
will the amsoil fit my 90 4banger ? let me know and give me a price
thanks talk to you soon.
thanks talk to you soon.
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Originally Posted by WATRD
Don't do it! Especially if you are going to wheel. The K&N lets an amazing amount of dust by. This from someone who ran stock, then K&N, then TRD then Amsoil filters.
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Originally Posted by newheeler
So are you using Amsoil now or are you back to using paper filters?
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