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| View Poll Results: Both Filters cos $40...Which should i get? | |||
| Napa 6637 Filter |
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16 | 94.12% |
| K&N 4" filter (link in thread) |
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0 | 0% |
| Other...(tell me in the thread) |
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1 | 5.88% |
| Voters: 17. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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K&N or 6637 filter for DIY???????
so the local parts house can get me the 6637 filter to use with my DIY intake for $40. I was just lookin on eBay and there is this filter. Its a K&N with 4" inlet. Would this flow better??? I'm thinking i should get it since its the same price as the 6637 and it's washable.
Any more recommendations on the best filter to use for around $40??? |
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i would do the 6637 if i was you |
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+1 for the 6637. You won't believe how HUGE this filter is until you actually see it.
I've always heard bad things about K&N's on diesel applications. |
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Also buy it from fleetfilter lots cheaper then nappa
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yeah the 6637 is 25 from fleetfilter. Definitely stay awan from k&N I made that mistake and I just bought an amsoil filter to replace it. Much bigger and flows a lot better
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I used to have the K&N, but decided I would try the NAPA based on what ORG users were saying. I've been running it for 2 months and have already noticed that it's cleaner under the hood, not near as much dusty oil residue. The filter is also a hellofva lot bigger
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wow ok i'll definitely stick with the 6637 filter. Seems like you guys know what you're talking about.
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20 bucks is a GOOD price. I ordered a Baldwin PA2818 for $46 with shipping. Won't do it again. Go with the 6637.
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Wow, my NAPA parts store charged me 51.00 +tx for 6637. I really like it though talk about opening up the air flow.
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Definatly the napa filter!!!
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