K&N filter for New Civic

[Evan015]

thinking of installing a K&N filter for my new civic, wondering if any seniors here can advice? is it better to wait, or there sghouldn't be a problem bringing it down to get it installed now?

around how long will the installation take?

ard how much will it cost to install a good air filter?

any good workshop to recommend?

thanks!

[Furrynadz]

depends ur definition of "good" means

 

1) super good filtration and keep engine clean

or

2) super lot of holes to give u high flow but ur engine have lots of dirt as buddy

 

keep it stock

[Maddriver]

congrat to yr new ride..

 

i would keep it stock as well

[Upguy]

keep it stock

Edited February 12, 2006 by Upguy

[Rookie]

if i am not wrong, K&N has not come out with an air filter for the new civic yet

[Approvel]

Stock best!

[W2K_83]

Dun tink u'll need any workshop for a K&N air filter... Juz get the drop-in filter and u can switch it by yourself in a matter of secs....

[Evildoer]

when i bought my new ride and wanted to mod, I was advice by "pros" here to keep it stock for 1 or 2 yrs then decide whether i still wan to mod....GOOD advice

[Evan015]

alrite.. will consider that.. thanks!

[Crv2004]

Keep it stock man bro, Or else the warrenty is gone

[Approvel]

There are always the Warranty issue when Modding, and furthermore ECU need to reajust for best effect, like modding the exhaust. So Stock Best!

[Bennick]

Hello Fellas,

Besides keeping the air clean, how about also keeping the oil clean. I've fitted a filtermag on my engine to improve oil cleanliness and it really works. Its a USA ptoduct. new in town. www.filtermag.com

[Cyberet]

i placed some Harddisk magnets near the sump plug for my engine and auto trans to achieve something similar

[Bennick]

The concept is correct but not effective. Metallic debris is always trap at any pockets of the engine's oil system & you will not know when they will dislodge. As you are aware that all the oil in the engine has to pass thru the oil filters and when any of the debris gets dislodge, it will be trapped at this point by FilterMag's powerful magnetic pulling force capable of trapping particles of 1 micron size.If its a new engine, more debris is expected because of break-in time.

[Cyberet]

so whats the price?

[Bennick]

 

 

Edited February 24, 2006 by Bennick

[Genie47]

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[Bennick]

So Sorry,

I have deleted the postings!