K & N Filters

I've heard of overoiled filters killing extra sensitive MAF's, but thats about it. Good product but pricey. I just use a $8 paper on my car and replace it when dirty.

on Tuesday 11 September 2007 02:05 pm, someone posing as Ted took a rock and etched into the cave:

Following up on what Brent said, I had used a K&N on my '95 Jimmy. It ran for about 100K miles with the CAI system. I noticed little difference in HP.

All my other cars/trucks/vans have had the $2 paper part replaced about every 3-5K miles. Works just as well, since I don't particularly floor it on a regular basis.

Save your money, go to Vegas.

From what most people say, the car "sounds like" it has more power with a K&N, but the tests show it doesnt really help much if at all. Tests have been cited where the K&N lets more dirt into the engine than good quality paper filters.

My choice would be to avoid them.

To be honest, I wouldn't have bought it except for the fact that I got it from Amazon for $12.00. I figured at that price I couldn't go wrong. Thanks for all your input...make life interesting.