Just recently (2 weeks ago) installed a K&N filter on a 2000 S80 T6.
The engine seems to have a little more pep (not as if it didn't
before). I would have to drive it a bit longer before I comment
further.
Regards,
ERAE
> Just recently (2 weeks ago) installed a K&N filter on a 2000 S80 T6.
> The engine seems to have a little more pep (not as if it didn't
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>>CPrince
Makes plenty of difference to my dads T5 :)
Sounds better too.
Andy
Randy G. - 06 Sep 2005 19:01 GMT
>> Just recently (2 weeks ago) installed a K&N filter on a 2000 S80 T6.
>> The engine seems to have a little more pep (not as if it didn't
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>Sounds better too.
I know a lot of race teams run K&Ns, but I question how effective they
are on the street. I know for a fact that they flow more air. So much
so that placing one on a vehicle with CV carbs necessitates rejetting.
Beyond that, shine a strong light through one. It is difficult to
comprehend how they filter out the very fine dust particles- at least
for the 'original' ones that looked like they were made of cotton
gauze. When you are re-ringing a car every 500 miles in racing it is
no big deal. For a car that should easily go well over 250,000 miles I
question their effectiveness.
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'90 245 Estate - '93 965 Estate
"Shelby" & "Kate"
cprince - 08 Sep 2005 03:07 GMT
>>> Just recently (2 weeks ago) installed a K&N filter on a 2000 S80 T6.
>>> The engine seems to have a little more pep (not as if it didn't
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> '90 245 Estate - '93 965 Estate
> "Shelby" & "Kate"
Thanks for the input.
CPrince
John Robertosn - 15 Sep 2005 12:41 GMT
dont forget the placebo effect .Many times a pill of suger makes the patient
feel better ,rather than real medicine .POLISHING MY CAR MAKES IT RUN BETTER
TOO :)No insult intended .
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> Andy
dreadly - 15 Sep 2005 23:48 GMT
> dont forget the placebo effect .Many times a pill of suger makes the patient
> feel better ,rather than real medicine .POLISHING MY CAR MAKES IT RUN BETTER
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>>Andy
Placebo, maybe on some cars, but the stopwatch certainly recorded a drop
of nearly 1.5secs to 100mph (where the law allows) over three timed
runs with and without. using normal unleaded not super.