Dryer Vent Tubing for Intake Tubing
I avoided a near disaster on my most recent trip to Lake Tahoe climbing over the pass on highway 50 that I thought I would share with you all... To start, I purchased my 7.3 F350 about two years ag...
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jimh425 wrote:
I haven't personally done the filter/HP test on Dyno, but from what I've read, there is no nominal HP difference between a Donaldson and K&N at under 500 HP with a PSD. However, there is a difference in how small a particles are filtered with the Donaldson being superior. If I'm not going get any difference, I'm going with the Donaldson to protect my turbo which is very expensive on a PSD. Of course, some of you may avoid a PSD which also might be less expensive. :)
I do use K&N on my gasoline non-turbo engines. I haven't found them to damage my gasoline engines and literally can feel the difference and get better MPG with my gasoline engines. YMMV.
A word of caution concerning K&N oiled filters and gasoline engines with fuel injection.
Cleaning a K&N and the re-oiling it with too much filter oil can foul the MAF sensor and cause the engine to run poorly. I've experienced that first hand and had to replace the MAF sensor on my wife's buggy. buggy.
