Standard K&N filter

[IceMan1959]

After reading the the post of the K&N Filter in take systems I am almost afraid to ask. But has anybody used the K&N OEM repalcement filter as of yet? If so how is it doing?

[The Sko]

I have it and works great. I have it cleaned at every oil change as it does get dirty...but the K&N recharge kit takes care of that

[S DUB]

I have it as well and no complaints yet. Works great so long as you clean it on a regular basis with the recharger kit as it's been stated before.

[ilmanzo31]

makes your pedal a little more responsive, not so much as a CAI, but a little bit nonetheless

[7MI SMIL]

I've used them for years in just about everything and have been very pleased. I've actually had trucks pick up 2mpg just by the change. I have it in the C now but can't verify any gains 'cause I can't keep my foot out of the throttle, but I'm looking real hard at the typhoon.

[charlie D]

Originally Posted by IceMan1959

After reading the the post of the K&N Filter in take systems I am almost afraid to ask. But has anybody used the K&N OEM repalcement filter as of yet? If so how is it doing?

K & n Filter, as long as youn recharge it regurally is the NUTS.1>2 MPG gain, not to mention the noticable throttle response.

When you pull out the Air Silencer, youi'll have a quantified CAI system and the gains are as good as any after market system according to Dynos as well as performance indicators.

[WhiteDiamond]

Just an FYI for those of you who love K&N. Coming from a board that reviews oil analysis of random vehicles(up to those who participate like this board), anytime you see high silicon content in the oil sample you are almost 100% guranteed that a K&N filter is being used. Other sites that have tested flow and filtration have found the K&N flows well, but also allows a very large amount of dirt through(much more than factory paper filters). To each his own.

Todd