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Adam - 25 Apr 2006 14:36 GMT

I have read an article about taking off the stock air filter system and
replacing it with a K&N filter. Here is the article
http://home.tampabay.rr.com/redroby/3liter/ at the end of the section titled
installing a K&N Filter it instructs you to replace the computer without the
cover on for extra air flow. Will this be ok or should it still have an
external fan on it??

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Dan C - 25 Apr 2006 16:55 GMT

> I have read an article about taking off the stock air filter system and
> replacing it with a K&N filter. Here is the article
> http://home.tampabay.rr.com/redroby/3liter/ at the end of the section titled
> installing a K&N Filter it instructs you to replace the computer without the
> cover on for extra air flow. Will this be ok or should it still have an
> external fan on it??

Well, if you believe the rest of the article, and believe that a K&N
filter is going to make a difference on that car, why wouldn't you believe
the part about the computer?

In the end, you're still driving a 12-year-old POS.

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Adam - 25 Apr 2006 17:03 GMT

yeah I guess either way, if it burns it up, hell theres a hundred in the
junk yard, but I've heard this thing about K&N filters having oil in them

>> I have read an article about taking off the stock air filter system and
>> replacing it with a K&N filter. Here is the article
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>
> In the end, you're still driving a 12-year-old POS.

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