Air Filters
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So I’m going to change the stock filters and have 2 choices
K&N
BMC
K&N are the ones I would tend to go for as I have had them on cars since I was able to drive, but I’m wanting to know if anyone has Experiance with either.
oh, they also look to be different shapes which adds a bit of confusion 🤪
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K&N
BMC
K&N are the ones I would tend to go for as I have had them on cars since I was able to drive, but I’m wanting to know if anyone has Experiance with either.
oh, they also look to be different shapes which adds a bit of confusion 🤪
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K&N's are lousy at filtering air. And there is FAR more dirt in a 911 air filter than most cars as its in the rear sucking up all those road particles the rear wheel throws up. I personally, would never buy a 911 with a K&N in the airbox, that would be a dealbreaker for me. Can't say to the others, I run OEM because I know Porsche makes sure they do the job. Good luck whatever you decide.
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So I’m going to change the stock filters and have 2 choices
K&N
BMC
K&N are the ones I would tend to go for as I have had them on cars since I was able to drive, but I’m wanting to know if anyone has Experiance with either.
oh, they also look to be different shapes which adds a bit of confusion 🤪
Link
K&N
BMC
K&N are the ones I would tend to go for as I have had them on cars since I was able to drive, but I’m wanting to know if anyone has Experiance with either.
oh, they also look to be different shapes which adds a bit of confusion 🤪
Link
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