S5 K&N Intake Size? Model? Part Number?
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S5 K&N Intake Size? Model? Part Number?
iam gonna go pick up a K&N Filter but i cant find the specific part number i should get...
all i hear is info on the S4... i searched as well...
majority is s4 info....
i keep getting the run around as like...
2.5 ID
or 2.75 ID
whats the model/part number?
thanks alot
all i hear is info on the S4... i searched as well...
majority is s4 info....
i keep getting the run around as like...
2.5 ID
or 2.75 ID
whats the model/part number?
thanks alot
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Originally posted by x2delight
2 different answers.... this is what i meant.. anyone fore on what to get?
i just need the part number if possible..
2 different answers.... this is what i meant.. anyone fore on what to get?
i just need the part number if possible..
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Don't be lazy. Go take the airbox out and measure the AFM neck. You will find it is ~2.5" OD. Also measure the length of the space you have to work with. Then go to the K&N website and look on their pod filter application tables. You will find many filters that will meet your needs. Pick the one you like the most, remembering that bigger is always better but it is also more expensive. Write down the part number and then go order your filter. It's all very easy.
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Don't be lazy. Go take the airbox out and measure the AFM neck. You will find it is ~2.5" OD. Also measure the length of the space you have to work with. Then go to the K&N website and look on their pod filter application tables. You will find many filters that will meet your needs. Pick the one you like the most, remembering that bigger is always better but it is also more expensive. Write down the part number and then go order your filter. It's all very easy.
Don't be lazy. Go take the airbox out and measure the AFM neck. You will find it is ~2.5" OD. Also measure the length of the space you have to work with. Then go to the K&N website and look on their pod filter application tables. You will find many filters that will meet your needs. Pick the one you like the most, remembering that bigger is always better but it is also more expensive. Write down the part number and then go order your filter. It's all very easy.
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