What difference will I notice if I install a K&N free-flow air filter in my 90bhp TDI Audi?
Thanks !
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A3
, Mar 14 2000 05:52
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tak
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Posted 14 March 2000 - 12:08
You'll notice a savings in your pocket book as you simply wash the K&N instead of tossing it and buying a new one...
You'd need an engine dyno to see any power difference.
You'd need an engine dyno to see any power difference.
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Schumi Fan
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Posted 14 March 2000 - 12:48
A3, I installed the K&N in my 95 Neon, and there's NO visible difference. I thought I'd get more power and/or better fuel economy, but there's none. As tak said, maybe there's a difference of 1HP on the dyno, but I'd save my money...
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A3
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Posted 14 March 2000 - 15:13
Thanks, I'll bring my money somewhere else then...... 
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Ray Bell
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Posted 18 March 2000 - 22:33
why not take it...?
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A3
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Posted 19 March 2000 - 02:54
Because it's a company car and I don't have to pay for maintenance. I'd buy it if there was a little power improvement. BTW, it's a diesel engine, won't it benefit more from a free-flow airfilter than a normal engine?
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I'd buy it if there was a little power improvement. BTW, it's a diesel engine, won't it benefit more from a free-flow airfilter than a normal engine?[This message has been edited by A3 (edited 03-18-2000).]
