dna or k&n
dna or k&n
well guys whats your opinion and are both of these just fit and away?
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SMITH MEISTER
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Re: dna or k&n
Had loads of different K&N's in the past for loads of things, no complaints so far. 
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benny hedges
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Re: dna or k&n
wouldnt bother unless you want to spend a lot of time fkin about with jetting.
they run better on the std filter. simples.
they run better on the std filter. simples.
You do not have to say anything. But it may harm your defence if you do not mention when posting something which you later rely on in quote. Anything you do say may be ripped to sh*t.
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SMITH MEISTER
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Re: dna or k&n
Benny is right in as much as you should consider a re-jet. I have just purchased a Factory-pro jet kit ready for my K&N fitment! Also if you do re-jet, it would be prudent to book some dyno time to set up properly. 
Re: dna or k&n
thinking of putting it in to malton get jetting and filter done at same time will it improve a lot? ive just changed to 2 long stacks too