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they flow great but they dont filter great. There is a trade off there I will get links and pics gimme some time to find them on the site.
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yea...i understand that...always wondered about it....
post up the links.....i'm curious to see |
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Ok, here is one for starters
WELL....... - Ford Powerstroke Diesel Forum |
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If you look and read carefully at my post you would see I said this was the results of putting it on a F.I. engine which is sucking in a lot more air at a lot higher pressure. Yes these installs were done correctly. I have seen 3 or 4 of these trucks in person with dust and dirt in their intake tubes where we have reinstalled them (including "re-charging" them and such) and double checked. Again this filter may be substantial for a N/A car but if its not filtering good for a F.I. car why run the risk on a N/A car. I only provided one link because first I don't want to get in trouble for linking to another forum and secondly because I have to get work done here at work and cant spend all day finding the threads in a forum that has over 80,000 of them! I said I can show at least 10 because I have read at least 10 threads that I know of but no I have not documented every time I have seen poor results from K&N filters. I am only trying to pass on what I have seen in person more times than I think is just a fluke or improper install. Use them if you are happy with them and like like them if you have or plan to go F.I. I would be even more weary. If you want more proof I will post a thread asking for people who have had problems to chime in with pictures and all. |
i found this site where a person is the name of bob did his own test on the air filters. K&N oil filter was also used for his testings. check it out yourselves and decide. Filtration Testing for Amsoil, K&N, Napa, Jackson Racing, Baldwin, and Mazda air filters on a Miata
personally i think K&N is really good. basically all the guys at my work have them in their cars, either the intake or the air filters / oil filters. and they have been in business for a very long time. they must know what they are doing. |
update on the k&n intake.
so the k&n intakes are not exactly ready yet. i am actually the first 370z they are testing and need a few more 370z to test. i don't want to give out too many information but i will receive a dyno sheet for my stock 370z and i guess i'll post that up here. |
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so in a word, i am a ... or my car is a test subject. i'm not too worried about K&N, they are a reputable company. but with that being said, i will be checking out my car completely once i get the car back this weekend. like i've posted earlier - they will dyno my stock car. so i am guessing they will try and push the car to the limit and i'm guessing they will dyno the car a few times just to see what numbers they get. but hey, with nothing installed in my car right now, no mods, i still have factory warranty. so really, i'm not at all worried. edit - i've just googled this, check out the video http://www.knfilters.com/video/AIR_F...KE_TESTING.htm |
Im apprehensive about ever getting another K&N filter. Dyno testing has proved that, most times, theres really a power loss with their filters. And it never helps when all that oil comes off and hits your MAF, throwing off the metering heh...
LS1 guys who were smart, just went with a paper filter... |
okay got my car back today. actually i came home at around 11:30 am. nothing wrong with the car. everything looks good. i've been cleaning the inside stuff all after noon because i'm paranoid.
anyways, here are the dyno, sorry guys, i have no scanner. http://media.share.ovi.com/m1/extral...7d5a25b54a.jpg http://media.share.ovi.com/m1/extral...42bf4f9d34.jpg |
around 12 hp gains roughly....what about the torque??
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sorry the page i got doesn't say the torque.
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