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K&N panel filter - worth it?

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Hi there - I'm looking to make sure my C4 is breathing as well as it can without doing any major mods. For those who have tried before, is the K&N filter worth it over the oem filter? Does the K&N also improve the sound?

TIA for your advice.
 
this post will explain all !

http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/tm.asp?m=66762

but using my own conclusions, I still ended up fitting one..[:D]
 
Isn't there a genuine Porsche freer-flow filter for the 993? Was mentioned in 911&PW a couple of months back. Worth checking that out? (I've seen Maurice's posts on the 993 motor being optimal already.)

BTW, that thread Sundeep posted got 'lively' for a few seconds. Great stuff - and unusual for here!! [;)]
 
I have never seen any evidence it makes a difference. Unless somebody can stick a dyno chart in front of me showing a difference before and after with no other changes then I will continue to remain sceptical.
 
On my old 964 It cost me £40 to buy and an extra £40 on insurance when i declared it as a fitted extra.
Difference noticed.........Absolutely Nothing [:mad:]
 

ORIGINAL: Elliot Davies

On my old 964 It cost me £40 to buy and an extra £40 on insurance when i declared it as a fitted extra.
Difference noticed.........Absolutely Nothing [:mad:]

Lighter wallet Elliot, lighter wallet​
[:D] [:D] [:D] [:D] [:D]​

Regards

Bob
 
I have been running with a K&N filter for the last 8 months, but last week went back to the OEM filter.

Noticed a few things, first it now does'nt sound as good, but at low revs when manouvering, it is now smoother without the rev lurching that I experienced with the K&N filter.
 
Thanks all for the words of advice and suggestions... As there doesn't seem to be anything exceptionally compelling for it given your feedback... I think I'll keep it standard for the mo'.

Cheers!
 
'Update on reported problem ..... '

good post Maurice - couldnt have put it better

marc
 

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