K&N CAI 996 4s
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I just installed the K&N CAI on my 996 4s. My question is I live in So.Cal and wanted to know do I have to remove the CAI before smoging my ride? Thanks.
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Should not affect smog. One of the best sounding mods ever. After 3,000rpm that whale is intoxicating.
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Even though it likely would not affect emissions don't be surprised if you don't pass the visual inspection that they are required to do and to certify under the new regs...
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I thought the K&N intake was terrible for our cars due to oily filters?
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Originally Posted by vdubjetta02
(Post 4465278)
I thought the K&N intake was terrible for our cars due to oily filters?
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Interesting... I may look into a K&N then.... I was focusing on the Fabspeed intake
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How do you like it?
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they work fine, but dont install out of the wrapper without blowing off the excess oil they come soaked in. i use a dry bmc filter and swap as needed. keep the kn as dry as possible before use or it can take out the maf.
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You can also keep the air box and use this free flow filter by K&N.
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flat filter in stock air box does nothing to improve over all flow compared to k/n cold kit. with stock box, you still have the resonance plug and wrap flow of the box outlet. cold air tube ends all of that and has a multiple of diameters of ability to provided clear smooth air path over stock. flat filter may be better than standard paper filter, but still loaf of bread in a box by comparison.
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Originally Posted by cWade
(Post 4465686)
How do you like it?
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Did you notice a better throttle response?
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e-gas does not change with this upgrade (no difference in throttle uptake). but it does seam to improve the low - mid-range engine response at a given throttle position. pure butt-o-meter feeling. the intake sound track is more pronounced with this system. has to be getting better air flow in than stock, as much less restrictive, but not so much that you lose mid-range torque by messing up the fuel/air ratio in the stock program.
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Originally Posted by turbogts
(Post 4465844)
flat filter in stock air box does nothing to improve over all flow compared to k/n cold kit. with stock box, you still have the resonance plug and wrap flow of the box outlet. cold air tube ends all of that and has a multiple of diameters of ability to provided clear smooth air path over stock. flat filter may be better than standard paper filter, but still loaf of bread in a box by comparison.
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Originally Posted by vdubjetta02
(Post 4465278)
I thought the K&N intake was terrible for our cars due to oily filters?
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