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Old Feb 21, 2018 | 11:03 AM
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K&N or stock air filter?

Just replaced my stock air filter with a drop in K&N. Thought it was a good idea until told that driving in the rain with the K&N is not a good idea. Any thoughts on this?
 
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By who? That doesn’t make any sense.
 
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Originally Posted by bushrat
Just replaced my stock air filter with a drop in K&N. Thought it was a good idea until told that driving in the rain with the K&N is not a good idea. Any thoughts on this?
I always thought there was a trade off with these after market filters...sure they increase air flow with a little boost in power but the trade off is that they might let in more dirt than a factory filter. Thoughts?
 
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By who? That doesn’t make any sense.
Honestly I can not recall. I did however call manufacturer and they denied it.
 
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I never liked K&N Filters, because they oily--- I went with BMC - it's dry. Had on the car for over 4 years. no issues.
 
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aFe Power is another good brand for Dry filters that are better air flow than stock.
 
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