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post #31 of 40
Oh yeah, and if you're looking for cheap performance gains, just start ripping things out of the car. HP/weight ratio is all that matters, so lose those 75+ lb. power seats pronto!
post #32 of 40
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Not just those two, but most cars. It's also a great way to ruin the MAF sensor.

--Andre

Andre,

You had me worried; what do you think about these claims?

http://www.knfilters.com/MAF/massair.htm

http://www.knfilters.com/news/news.aspx?ID=422

I'd prefer top see a third-party test, but it seems reasonable that concerns are limited.
post #33 of 40
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Andre,

You had me worried; what do you think about these claims?

http://www.knfilters.com/MAF/massair.htm

http://www.knfilters.com/news/news.aspx?ID=422

I'd prefer top see a third-party test, but it seems reasonable that concerns are limited.

I checked and my friends have not had any problems with the MAF sensors. I think it is more of an urban myth.
post #34 of 40
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I checked and my friends have not had any problems with the MAF sensors. I think it is more of an urban myth.



Time for an AF-AY rematch?
post #35 of 40
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What was the score of the first match?
post #36 of 40
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2002 E55AMG = Supercharged

That blue thing you posted a pic of is a BASS TUBE... something that looks like a NO2 bottle but is actually a speaker.

Nice try though?

As long as you get it
post #37 of 40
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Originally Posted by summej2 View Post
Andre,

You had me worried; what do you think about these claims?

http://www.knfilters.com/MAF/massair.htm

http://www.knfilters.com/news/news.aspx?ID=422

I'd prefer top see a third-party test, but it seems reasonable that concerns are limited.

It's good to see K&N standing behind their product, but I still would not use their product based on their questionable gains, and their inferior filtering.

--Andre
post #38 of 40
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Time for an AF-AY rematch?

I haz no dog in this fight.

--Andre
post #39 of 40
Same here.
post #40 of 40
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Originally Posted by Andre Yew View Post
It's good to see K&N standing behind their product, but I still would not use their product based on their questionable gains, and their inferior filtering.

--Andre

+1

#1 Even if a K&N can flow more air, stock air filters flow more than enough air for stock power.
#2 How do K&N filters flow more air? By letting more of everything in. Less filtering = more air, but also more junk. I like to keep junk out.
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