tnpnt1

Anyone try the K&N Black Dryflow ? Just ordered one to replace my red K&N...

Summers22

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post a link, didn't know they had a dryflow....I am interested as I have seen oiled filters ruin MAF's.

tnpnt1

K&N RU-3101HBK is what I ordered..




http://www.knfilters.com/news/news.aspx?id=4571

bourgeois1269

Their pricey but I think worth every penny !

Especial86

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FYI... AEM and K&N dry flow filters both come from the same factory... Some of the AEM's even have K&N stamped on the metal seam pleat. Both are good quality filters.

MGD

Hi.

While it's nice to see they finally appear to be acknowledging the issues with their oiled filters, the fact remains that there are still no real perf benefits, no filtration advantage over OEM paper (or an Amsoil eA filter), and most importantly, the CAI's requirement to having a corrective tune in place to account for the skewed MAF Transfer Function it causes.

MGD

Summers22

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They dont offer a standard drop in filter, just the cone filter it appears. MGD is correct, no reason to install a CAI on our trucks. Do the Gotts mod if you like, but CAI's are pointless without at least a tune. I am going with a AEM drop in filter and calling it a day.

bwFX42006

So your saying I paid 160 dollars to listen to a cool whistle induction noise?

tnpnt1

Yep the cool noise is worth something. ...back in the day we used to flip the air cleaner top over to get it....lol

Plus I had my gryphon programmed for the CAI and exhaust mods on my truck.

screamineagle

This brings back memories! I remember flipping the air cleaner top on my 77 cutlass. Sounded mean when those quadrajet secondaries opened up lol. Never a worry about how much crap was being sucked into the engine. Those were the days!!!