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K&N intake
I was looking at the intake from evo but i just noticed on k&n's web site they have an intake for my 97 a4 1.8t for like 100 bucks is it any good i really dont want to spend 300 hundred on an intake. http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?Prod=57-0282
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RE: K&N intake
Just do a k&n drop in filter....you will be fine.
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RE: K&N intake
yeah the stock intake is pretty good if you go open element your risking major heat soakage.
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RE: K&N intake
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RE: K&N intake
the only prblem with k&n filters are that they filter the bigger stuff good but the little stuff not so good
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RE: K&N intake
well if you charge them properly then anything small will get stuck to the oil on the filter surface. if not then you are right.
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RE: K&N intake
This information is taken directly from my school material
Oiled gauze - Exellent airflow capacity and average cleanability, very good at filtering large particles, fair at filtering small particles. Due to this filter design's high popularity, it is available for many OEM applications through a large number of manufacturers |
RE: K&N intake
also if you charge it too much and put too much oil on it say good bye to your maf
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RE: K&N intake
ORIGINAL: socal_A4 also if you charge it too much and put too much oil on it say good bye to your maf or if you dont let it fully dry and install the filter then drive |
RE: K&N intake
the only problem is i want an intake mainly so i can hear something coming from under the hood and i dont want to butcher the air box or spend 300 dollars im not looking to race this thing is the K&N intake really gona be hurting that bad from the heat i mean you use your stock heat shield theres really not alot more to the evoms
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