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Re: Idler pulley...

Subject: Re: Idler pulley...
by Schrade on 2015/6/3 23:50:07

Missed this there CC...

Never known anyone who didn't care for K&N...

Only rap is TOO much oil - (for MAF Filament) I go VERY LIGHT on it. And directions DO say let it sit for ? hrs before install.

I do them for all my stuff. Obsessive for clean - I vacuum house A/C filter every no more than 3 days. And if you've seen my wrenchin' posts, cleaning bolt threads with wire brush, AND bolt holes too, you'll see why K&N (or Spectre / wannabe K & N).

Paper probably DOES flow better, I'm guessin'.

Anyone???

Quote:

CentralCoaster wrote:
Looks good, but I'd dump the K&N. They pass way too much dirt. I think because it's impossible to evenly coat the pleats by spraying it. The peaks will always be overloaded and the sides too little. Plus on the early cars it's hard to get a good seal on the hard poly surround with only 2 bolts on the flimsy intake. I still run one though because the paper one is too tall and blocks my cold air duct.

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