Used, but in excellent condition, regularly maintained. These last forever w/ regular cleaning & oiling. Also makes a nice whooshing sound. All brackets included, plug & play. I went back to stock w/ K&N drop-in. These cost about $175 new, I want $90 shipped to your door.
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K&N open cone intake
- Thread starter QWKSLVR
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Where can I see what this looks like?Any pics?How many miles?
Speedracer, hope this helps:
This has been on my car for about 12K miles, which is irrelevant b/c these are meant to be reused, you can buy the recharger kit for $10 at any auto parts store (aerosol cleaner & K&N formulated oil). K&N is famous for it's "million mile warranty". It sits in the engine compartment in lieu of the stock airbox, the open end connects directly to the accordian rubber tube just like factory. Two brackets hold filter in place using factory bolt locations. The principle behind the cone filter is that it has more surface area than a flat filter to suck in cold air. Its oiled cotton gauze filtration material is not only washable & reusable, but theoretically provides superior filtration compared to paper filters like the stock one. It's true advantages are often debated on this forum, but it definately does not hurt.
[This message has been edited by QWKSLVR (edited 19 February 2003).]
This has been on my car for about 12K miles, which is irrelevant b/c these are meant to be reused, you can buy the recharger kit for $10 at any auto parts store (aerosol cleaner & K&N formulated oil). K&N is famous for it's "million mile warranty". It sits in the engine compartment in lieu of the stock airbox, the open end connects directly to the accordian rubber tube just like factory. Two brackets hold filter in place using factory bolt locations. The principle behind the cone filter is that it has more surface area than a flat filter to suck in cold air. Its oiled cotton gauze filtration material is not only washable & reusable, but theoretically provides superior filtration compared to paper filters like the stock one. It's true advantages are often debated on this forum, but it definately does not hurt.
[This message has been edited by QWKSLVR (edited 19 February 2003).]
