Fram Airhog
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Fram Airhog
Has anyone heard anything about these? I see they are just like the the k and n but they are cheaper. They also fit your regular air intake box. I was thinking of getting one, im cheap and cant afford a k and n plus the intake for them. So anybody think they are worth it?
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hi
if you go this route, be advised that these oiled - permanent type filters usually accompany high Si levels in the engine oil as they appear to sacrifice filtering ability for higher flow.
this is not healthy for your engine'* long term viability.
i'd go with a high flow paper filter like Baldwin.
if you go this route, be advised that these oiled - permanent type filters usually accompany high Si levels in the engine oil as they appear to sacrifice filtering ability for higher flow.
this is not healthy for your engine'* long term viability.
i'd go with a high flow paper filter like Baldwin.
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From: Robbinsdale, MN
I do-ed it!!
<--Sticker that came with it
The guy at PepBoys said people love 'em/ 50 busck for a 98 compared to whatever K&N wants (70 somethin', ain't it?).
I'll let y'all know what I think...
<--Sticker that came with itThe guy at PepBoys said people love 'em/ 50 busck for a 98 compared to whatever K&N wants (70 somethin', ain't it?).
I'll let y'all know what I think...
Enjoy
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From: Westerville, Ohio 2000 Black SSEi
Originally Posted by lght1
hi
if you go this route, be advised that these oiled - permanent type filters usually accompany high Si levels in the engine oil as they appear to sacrifice filtering ability for higher flow.
this is not healthy for your engine'* long term viability.
i'd go with a high flow paper filter like Baldwin.
if you go this route, be advised that these oiled - permanent type filters usually accompany high Si levels in the engine oil as they appear to sacrifice filtering ability for higher flow.
this is not healthy for your engine'* long term viability.
i'd go with a high flow paper filter like Baldwin.
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Originally Posted by Rogue
Originally Posted by lght1
hi
if you go this route, be advised that these oiled - permanent type filters usually accompany high Si levels in the engine oil as they appear to sacrifice filtering ability for higher flow.
this is not healthy for your engine'* long term viability.
i'd go with a high flow paper filter like Baldwin.
if you go this route, be advised that these oiled - permanent type filters usually accompany high Si levels in the engine oil as they appear to sacrifice filtering ability for higher flow.
this is not healthy for your engine'* long term viability.
i'd go with a high flow paper filter like Baldwin.
When my car dies from Si injestion, I'll put out the warning.
