What aftermarket air filter?
06-11-2016, 06:53 AM
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Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize my dyno results of stock vs cai only gain was not correct. And since we all know the plastic tube yielded 0 gain it must of been the filter.
Common sense will also tell you that a filter that is less restrictive will provide power gains at the cost of less filtration.
Again, the small hp gain is not the reason to buy a drop in filter, the cost of savings over the life of the vehicle by not buying filters is.
Also by using a less restrictive filter you will see an increase in fuel mileage IF you drive the same conditions as with the paper filter.
Common sense will also tell you that a filter that is less restrictive will provide power gains at the cost of less filtration.
Again, the small hp gain is not the reason to buy a drop in filter, the cost of savings over the life of the vehicle by not buying filters is.
Also by using a less restrictive filter you will see an increase in fuel mileage IF you drive the same conditions as with the paper filter.
06-11-2016, 05:29 PM
#13
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 558
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize my dyno results of stock vs cai only gain was not correct. And since we all know the plastic tube yielded 0 gain it must of been the filter.
Common sense will also tell you that a filter that is less restrictive will provide power gains at the cost of less filtration.
Again, the small hp gain is not the reason to buy a drop in filter, the cost of savings over the life of the vehicle by not buying filters is.
Also by using a less restrictive filter you will see an increase in fuel mileage IF you drive the same conditions as with the paper filter.
Common sense will also tell you that a filter that is less restrictive will provide power gains at the cost of less filtration.
Again, the small hp gain is not the reason to buy a drop in filter, the cost of savings over the life of the vehicle by not buying filters is.
Also by using a less restrictive filter you will see an increase in fuel mileage IF you drive the same conditions as with the paper filter.
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