Another amazing K&N performance (bad, of course)

[dogememe]

Originally Posted by 53' Stude
Originally Posted by JohnnyJohnson
LOL but why do so many people pay so much for bad? All I need to do is see the K&N Logo and that product is an expletive no buy!


Because, young and stupid jerks like one that works at my AAP say " all i use is K&N filters on everything"


[censored] I'm the young jerk at at AAP's competitor that tells everyone NOT to waste their money on k&n. Who's worse

 

[53' Stude]

Originally Posted by dogememe
Originally Posted by 53' Stude
Originally Posted by JohnnyJohnson
LOL but why do so many people pay so much for bad? All I need to do is see the K&N Logo and that product is an expletive no buy!


Because, young and stupid jerks like one that works at my AAP say " all i use is K&N filters on everything"


[censored] I'm the young jerk at at AAP's competitor that tells everyone NOT to waste their money on k&n. Who's worse


No sir, it wasnt you. It was a 17 or 18 year old that Told me Purolator is junk, use K&N.

 

[Chris142]

Originally Posted by racin4ds
I've always liked K&N but then again I've never lived in the super sandy regions of the US like I do now in central Florida. I just pulled the K&N off my sons racing go-kart after 2 race nights and found very find sand/dirt in the carb and intake tract. This was a brand new, $750 race engine so I was very upset! The filter was brand new, factory oiled from K&N and installed 100% correctly. I ran them for years up north on my karts, bikes and quads and never once seen this.

K&N filters simply do not have the micron rating to work in the sandy areas of the country like FL and TX. I'll be putting oiled foam pre-filters on everything from now on.

Or at the sand dunes!

 

[WyrTwister]

Makes a certain amount of sense . High performance air filter , almost by definition must flow more air .

In my mind , baring new " miracle " technology , you have to make the filter have more surface area , probably by making it physically larger . Or by making it more " porous " , allowing more solid particles to pass through .