K&N Engine Air Filter 33-2323: High Performance, 🔥 Premium Quality Replacement Filter for 2006-2014 Honda Ridgeline V6 Review

Great filter, good for 50,000 miles before you need to clean it (depending on driving conditions). Have you ever been to a place where they changed the engine oil and told them not to mess with the air filter and they did it anyway. Well that fixes the problem with the K&N filter sticker. I put it on the top cover of the filter and wa-laa. And the price is right.

First of all it's K&N, that's all there is to say. your vehicles. The engine runs cleaner, has a little more power, but most importantly, it saves you, the consumer, tons of dollars over the life of your car. I couldn't find a comparison air filter that matched the quality and performance for your hard earned money than K&N.

These are excellent filters on many levels. First, they let in more air, not as restrictive as OEM. More air means (in most cases) more mileage. I noticed a difference with the Honda Ridgeline. Second, they can be cleaned. Wash once a year in hot soapy water, dry and oil again - done! Because we are cleanable, we don't add more to our landfills. It's a win-win situation for everything. Of course they are more expensive, but if you own the car for a long time, it pays off.

This is the first time I've just changed a K&N filter. How much can it really do? Even my wife says our truck is more responsive and runs smoother. I have always installed the entire K&N "kit" on my previous cars, but it is not designed for my 2012 model. Due to the success of other customer reviews, I purchased and tried a K&N intake system for a previous generation Ridgeline. After many hours of visiting numerous automotive stores and websites I could not find a mass air flow sensor adapter…

I have a 2008 Ridgeline with about 170,000 miles on it. I'm not sure how old my air filter is as I bought the truck used. With all-terrain tires, my heavy foot, and a combination of driving on mostly country roads, I get 14-16mpg. I decided I would throw out the K&N due to its reusability and hoped it would somehow cause induction noise in my truck. To be honest I didn't notice much of a difference, but I did notice that when filling up at a gas station I got 18mpg or 17mpg at worst. As a…