Is there any much (sound)difference between a K&N box filter and a K&N cone filter?
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Is there any much (sound)difference between a K&N box filter and a K&N cone filter?
Hi,
My car is a stock 1.8T. I know adding a K&N wouldnt make any power gain, but I want the car sounds better because I enjoy listen it while driving. I am thinking about replacing the stock filter with a K&N (box or cone). So, is the K&N cone filter sounds much greater than a K&N drop in replacement box filter? or the box filter would be (sound) good enough compare to the stock filter?
Thanks for answering!!
My car is a stock 1.8T. I know adding a K&N wouldnt make any power gain, but I want the car sounds better because I enjoy listen it while driving. I am thinking about replacing the stock filter with a K&N (box or cone). So, is the K&N cone filter sounds much greater than a K&N drop in replacement box filter? or the box filter would be (sound) good enough compare to the stock filter?
Thanks for answering!!
#3
The box drop in filter will be a minimal difference. The cone however will make an audible difference. The box one would probably make a minimal power gain where the cone one may lose due to heat soak. A cone w/ a heat shield would be ideal.
#4
I remember one of the member said that the K&N cone filter make an amazing noice and with the release of throttle it lets off a sound like a bov. I just wonder will the K&N box filter will easily do the same or similar job for my stock 1.8T?
#5
its not the filter that muffles the sound of the turbo, its the airbox. if you want to sacrifice some horsepower for some sound for some reason, put a cone filter on. the stock airbox and OEM paper filter flow plenty of air for a lightly modified car.
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