See, 100% of board members are using a stock filter
Yo vanilla
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So I ran into a guy at work that praised K&N and highly recommended it to me. So how many people here are running with K&N filters?
He drove a 5.0 Mustang, just incase anyone wanted to know.
See, 100% of board members are using a stock filter
Yo vanilla
10/90 Build 525im, 630,000+km, Eibach/Sachs, Engine Rebuild
*RIP Oskar the DOG*
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I´m using a K&N, but not the open version the insert one.. No gain just a slightly better roar but it works just fine! (so far)
CD43,Style 21s,K&N Insert,White blinkers,LED 3rd brakelight,HIDs,front Monroe sportsshocks/Weitec 35 springs,540 Calipers, Zimmermann Discs and Textar pads.
I run a stock replacement K&N air filter... I tried to put a cone in and get it to work but the stock airbox in an e34 is not restrictive...
the 5.0 mustang has a super restrictive air box so the removal of the box gains power
THIS IS NOT THE CASE FOR THE E34 all the cone does it make ur car louder.
Conforti chip, K&N filter, Racing-dyn sways, EBC pad/rotor, SS brakelines, UUC DSSR, custom sound+alpine receiver, 17" PS2s, H&R/bilsports.
"Speed is the product of doing everything right"
K&N filters = say goodbye to your MAF
There's very little point putting non-stock filters on a bimmer other than for the induction roar... (which is v.v.v.nice on the v8 btw) but for the induction roar you can just pop out the noise baffle in the front of the air box.
In something like a ford where the airboxes/filters can be badly designed, I wouldnt be surprised if a cone type filter improves performance.