ram 2500 5.7 longevity
We upgraded to a larger 5th wheel. It's at the top of our tow capacity. It pulls fine except for steep hills. We would like to get at least two more years on our present truck before moving up to a m...
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Lynnmor wrote:SidecarFlip wrote:Lynnmor wrote:
If you want it to last, lose the dirt passing K&N "filter".
Intresting and biased by lack of knowledge comment. Nothing wrong with a K&N air filter or any other oiled filter for that matter so long as you maintain it properly.
I've had a K&N Cold air intake on my 1997 Ford since 2000 and I check the intake tract all the time. It's always clean but then I maintain the filter properly.
Other than Internet 'folklore' bet you cannot cite any instance where they have caused engine failure, like I said, 'folklore and unsubstianted opinion aside.
How about it bub?
I can read!
Real Test
Wow! "This report shows, with empirical data and sound reasoning, why OEM filters perform better in a variety of areas."
