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Subject: Re: K&N filter versus OEM

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Steven

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Date Posted: 05:13:22 09/05/02 Thu
In reply to: hobie 's message, "Re: K&N filter versus OEM" on 22:44:35 09/04/02 Wed

Your really not going to see alot of difference if at all. The real difference is when your on the open road, and step on it to pass. The additional air flow will improve power, but not off the line. And I agree with hobie, you'll see more out of it with a combination exhaust. Breath better, excape better. I've owned alot of cars in my life so far, and installed K&N drop in's for most of them. Some cars I could really feel the difference and other not at all. With the K&N GenII I really FELT the difference. I did install the drop in first, not much difference, but the GenII I really did.

Good luck

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Re: K&N filter versus OEM	Joe	07:11:45 09/05/02 Thu