Part # for K&N 'Shorty' 4 inch air filter
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I've received a bunch of PMs about the K&N i'm running on my setup. For those who need a low profile 4 in diameter filter, K&N RU-2510 fits the bill, $32 from Jegs.
Tapered Filter
Flange Dia.- F: 4'', 102 mm
Base Outside Dia.: 5.375'', 137 mm
Top Outside Dia.: 4.375'', 111 mm
Length- L: 3.5'', 89 mm
Top Style: Rubber
Flange Length-FL: 0.625'', 16 mm
Flange Angle-FA: 0º
Flange Offset: 0''
Tapered Filter
Flange Dia.- F: 4'', 102 mm
Base Outside Dia.: 5.375'', 137 mm
Top Outside Dia.: 4.375'', 111 mm
Length- L: 3.5'', 89 mm
Top Style: Rubber
Flange Length-FL: 0.625'', 16 mm
Flange Angle-FA: 0º
Flange Offset: 0''
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I use a K&N RU-2520 on my greddy setup, fits great. Probably pretty close in size to the one goodfella posted.
Edit: http://knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=RU-2520
Edit: http://knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=RU-2520
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I use a K&N RU-2520 on my greddy setup, fits great. Probably pretty close in size to the one goodfella posted.
Edit: http://knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=RU-2520
Edit: http://knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=RU-2520
the only thing witht these filters the rubber cant take the heat from the turbo and will melt and possibly send rubber through turbo.
be sure not to tighten the clamp to tight but rather loosely.
also because it cant take heat rubber gets really hard and hard to remove and reinstall because it comes too stiff and not flexible anymore
be sure not to tighten the clamp to tight but rather loosely.
also because it cant take heat rubber gets really hard and hard to remove and reinstall because it comes too stiff and not flexible anymore
Ha! I've been looking for something like this since I heard the Greddy Airinx I'm using now is a POS. So what's the biggest one I could squeeze into a the tight space between a T78 and the rad hose? Thanks
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Only you can answer that.....measure the distance from the edge of your turbo inlet to your rad hose.
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**** i would like to find a filter like this... where can i find one with less than 3.5 inch long? i have a a-spec long runner manifold and i havent find a filter that fits.
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Max! Havent seen ya posting or on AIM in a while 
I'm running the long runner manifold from ASpec. Order it from Jegs in the link in post #2.

I'm running the long runner manifold from ASpec. Order it from Jegs in the link in post #2.
is there any indication that this filter is in some way restrictive because it's so small? I have never seen any conclusive evidence about filter service area vs flow, and in turn its effects on power
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On a more serious note, I would have to agree with you. We went through this debate on another vehicle a while back. The CFM that the smaller filters flow is not very turbo friendly. They work, but they definitely choke the system a bit. Sure better than not running one at all though...
The shorty on my car with my driving (and level of dirt out here apparently
) would get BLACK after 7-8000kms.
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Probably also from advanced auto. I have something similar with chrome ends that you can either get at a local parts store, or search on summit racing.






