affordable intakes?
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Originally Posted by Mkazm83
You can get a ebay intake and get a k&n filter for it.
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ok i have a question that i been thinking about. i oiled my K&N using K&N's oil/cleaning kit and followed these directions
now when i sprayed each pleat, the spray was wide enough to hit about 10 at a time. so i made 1 pass on about 10 at a time instead of each pleat in fear of overoiling. after 10 minutes i didnt really notice any bad white spots i may have missed. did i underoil?
7. AEROSOL OILING
After cleaning air filter always re-oil before using. Spray K&N air filter oil down into each pleat with one pass per pleat. Wait 10 minutes and re-oil any white spots still showing.
After cleaning air filter always re-oil before using. Spray K&N air filter oil down into each pleat with one pass per pleat. Wait 10 minutes and re-oil any white spots still showing.
now when i sprayed each pleat, the spray was wide enough to hit about 10 at a time. so i made 1 pass on about 10 at a time instead of each pleat in fear of overoiling. after 10 minutes i didnt really notice any bad white spots i may have missed. did i underoil?
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Originally Posted by Lude-Smakt
ok i have a question that i been thinking about. i oiled my K&N using K&N's oil/cleaning kit and followed these directions
now when i sprayed each pleat, the spray was wide enough to hit about 10 at a time. so i made 1 pass on about 10 at a time instead of each pleat in fear of overoiling. after 10 minutes i didnt really notice any bad white spots i may have missed. did i underoil?
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now when i sprayed each pleat, the spray was wide enough to hit about 10 at a time. so i made 1 pass on about 10 at a time instead of each pleat in fear of overoiling. after 10 minutes i didnt really notice any bad white spots i may have missed. did i underoil?
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Originally Posted by Nirvanaspartan
Great idea but when i did that i found out when i failed my smog check, since i live in Cali. you need a carb sticker crap and so since i had my k&N filter i just bought a AEM pipe and then i passed, but nothing against the ebay intakes pipe it was good but as far as the filter ....:thinking: yeah i didnt even think twice about that filter and so i bought a K&N great.
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Originally Posted by Lude-Smakt
ok i have a question that i been thinking about. i oiled my K&N using K&N's oil/cleaning kit and followed these directions
Quote:
7. AEROSOL OILING
After cleaning air filter always re-oil before using. Spray K&N air filter oil down into each pleat with one pass per pleat. Wait 10 minutes and re-oil any white spots still showing.
now when i sprayed each pleat, the spray was wide enough to hit about 10 at a time. so i made 1 pass on about 10 at a time instead of each pleat in fear of overoiling. after 10 minutes i didnt really notice any bad white spots i may have missed. did i underoil?
Quote:
7. AEROSOL OILING
After cleaning air filter always re-oil before using. Spray K&N air filter oil down into each pleat with one pass per pleat. Wait 10 minutes and re-oil any white spots still showing.
now when i sprayed each pleat, the spray was wide enough to hit about 10 at a time. so i made 1 pass on about 10 at a time instead of each pleat in fear of overoiling. after 10 minutes i didnt really notice any bad white spots i may have missed. did i underoil?
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Originally Posted by 2legit2quit
No, you are good to go. As long as there are no white areas it's fine. I don't think they mean "do each pleat, one at a time."