Question about K&N air filter for my 03 4R
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If it's a drop in filter it better be at least as long and wide as stock so as to completely fit into the air box and not leave any gaps. I suppose the thickness might be key as well to ensure that it's held in place properly but I can't be sure.
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If it's a drop in filter it better be at least as long and wide as stock so as to completely fit into the air box and not leave any gaps. I suppose the thickness might be key as well to ensure that it's held in place properly but I can't be sure.
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Then it should work ok. there's a lot of debate about the K&N's these days. specifically do they filter out enough potentially harmful particles etc. They require a bit more care and don't really add much performance by themselves. I run a round one on mine and I'm going to be adding a nylon prefilter to keep it cleaner longer.
OBTW, you wouldn't be anywhere near Boston would you?
OBTW, you wouldn't be anywhere near Boston would you?
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