Engine Air Filter Washable Reusable Replacement Parts ~ Filters Review

You not only avoid air filter change fees with every oil change, you also get BETTER PERFORMANCE + BETTER SPRAY CONSUMPTION!

4 star rating because I thought it should be brand new but the box looks like it was opened at some point and had no stickers or other papers. Just the filter itself.

K&N. What else needs to be said. I clean my MAF sensor regularly so oil contamination is never a problem for me. Let's see how the mileage behaves, but I bought it more for the performance and faster acceleration.

I drove my new car about 2 weeks before ordering a K&N filter. I think I could see a difference right away, but it might just be a refractory period based on what I'm expecting. In any case, a wise investment that pays for itself after a second regular filter change.

I installed the 8n myself in less than 10 min I definitely notice a difference when I have to accelerate to merge onto the highway. I don't have to go fast, but sometimes I have to accelerate and it's a smooth process. I'm a girl with a small interest in cars, so if I'm into it, so are you. It's not difficult.

I noticed an immediate result. I regularly service my car on a maintenance schedule, but my last filter was practically black at the bottom. As soon as I switched it to K&N, I immediately noticed an increase in acceleration. It also saves money when changing filters. value.2009 Accord 4cyl.

The high quality of the K&N filter is well known to car lovers. The K&N filter control cycle is also very long. Compared to the filter performance and almost constant service life, the price is very low. I made and used a home made wet air filter and this time I want to test the performance of a K&N filter.

This seems to have given the weak 4 cylinder engine on my 2010 Honda Accord a little more power, but not by much. Also, I got about 26-27 mpg before it's a fairly standard 27-28. I definitely recommend buying from Revain as it's half the price of the K&N website and local car dealers. I think I paid 47, but K&N was charging about 75 and local car dealerships were about $60. I always buy these filters for the cars I own. Sometimes it pays off, sometimes less.

I bought this mainly to keep the expensive Honda paper filters wet for my 2012 Accord. I haven't noticed any increase in performance that isn't due to lower temperatures, which is normal at this time of year. (lower temps = better performance from denser air) But it was worth the price just for not messing with it for 50,000 miles. ;) I previously bought one for my 1998 Civic which was great for 170k while I had the car. I'll probably keep buying these until the manufacturer's machine comes…