K&N Filter
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K&N Filter
I did a search and didn't find what I was looking for. I have heard some people talk about grease for this filter when you put it in the stock air box. I was wondering if Lubriplate 105 would work. I you this when rebuilding engines. If not what would you recommend?<br><br>Thanks,<br> Scooter
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Re:K&N Filter
Personaly I'd just use a Scotty II. <br><br>Seriously though, I think any grease designed to be used around plastic/silicone parts and is fairly high-temp should be OK.<br><br>Or you can use their "special" sealing grease. <br>http://www.knfilters.com/clningacc.htm<br><br>Ed
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Re:K&N Filter
[quote author=scooter link=board=7;threadid=14153;start=0#133037 date=1051584628]<br>ShovelHead, will I get better preformance with a Scotty in hush mode than I would with the K&N?<br>[/quote]<br><br>I'm not SH, but I can answer your question.<br>I have used both in my truck and the Scotty is way ahead of the K/N.<br>There is no comparison in the two.<br>I run my truck pretty hard and load it heavy.<br>The Scotty II cools it better than anything that I have tried.<br>The preformance is alot better, and if you like to hear the turbo.... DRILL THE HOLE !!<br>It,s great. Money well spent.<br><br><br> : Eddie : 8)
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Re:K&N Filter
I used the K&N for two years, no complaints other that the frustration about greasing the stock airbox to try to get it to seal properly.<br><br>Now using the Scotty II, fit is superb, no sealing problems, and even running unloaded at highway speeds I see a 50* reduction in EGTs.<br>Also, as I add more Mods, I know the intake side is ready to accept them.<br><br>Ed
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Re:K&N Filter
can anyone tell me the procedure for cleaning the K&N filter, how often it should be cleaned, (instructions say 50k miles) and where do you buy the scotty filter?<br><br>thanks,<br>david
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[quote author=scooter link=board=7;threadid=14153;start=0#133002 date=1051579300]<br>I did a search and didn't find what I was looking for. I have heard some people talk about grease for this filter when you put it in the stock air box. I was wondering if Lubriplate 105 would work. I you this when rebuilding engines. If not what would you recommend?<br><br>Thanks,<br> Scooter<br>[/quote]<br><br>I would be careful about what grease you do use. I have seen the Rubber seal area break down and crumble.<br><br>The Trick I was using before I upgraded to "Scotty Airs" boxes and "AFE" filters was to Buy small vacuum line 1/8" then cut it in half lengthwise and Glue it with weatherstrip glue to the Rib that runs around the bottom half of the oem airbox.<br><br>This way you will not need the Grease as the K&N filter is <br>lifted up tight against the oem lid.<br><br>You can always pull the hose piece off if you change to a AFE in the oem box. Or just Buy the best "Scotty Air" 8) ;D
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[quote author=david h link=board=7;threadid=14153;start=0#133114 date=1051617195]<br>can anyone tell me the procedure for cleaning the K&N filter, how often it should be cleaned, (instructions say 50k miles) and where do you buy the scotty filter?<br><br>thanks,<br>david<br>[/quote]<br><br>Here ya go...<br><br>http://www.scottyairsystems.com/
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