Getting rid of the KN Filter
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Hmm, I wonder if the Blackhawk filter will fit in the standard kit.
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I am going with the Blackhawk filter for now. That resolves the oil issue without much work or expense. 
My other concerns with the system are minor.
I called a few junkyards and only one actually understood what I wanted. $250, Once I get hardware and other bits its probably closer to $300. I am sure the Pic&Pulls are cheaper but around here if you find a part like that its smashed to bits by idiots trying to get to something else.
My other concerns with the system are minor.
I called a few junkyards and only one actually understood what I wanted. $250, Once I get hardware and other bits its probably closer to $300. I am sure the Pic&Pulls are cheaper but around here if you find a part like that its smashed to bits by idiots trying to get to something else.
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I am going with the Blackhawk filter for now. That resolves the oil issue without much work or expense.
My other concerns with the system are minor.
I called a few junkyards and only one actually understood what I wanted. $250, Once I get hardware and other bits its probably closer to $300. I am sure the Pic&Pulls are cheaper but around here if you find a part like that its smashed to bits by idiots trying to get to something else.
My other concerns with the system are minor.
I called a few junkyards and only one actually understood what I wanted. $250, Once I get hardware and other bits its probably closer to $300. I am sure the Pic&Pulls are cheaper but around here if you find a part like that its smashed to bits by idiots trying to get to something else.
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