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Team Associated 05-05-2004 12:58 PM

K & N Air Filter
 
Hi I just got a New K&N air filter for my rc10gt. I would like to know how I can clean it? Thanks

corvettecrazy 05-05-2004 03:59 PM

as far as I know they are made of the same stuff the automotive ones are so I would suggest going to autozone and picking up a K&N cleaning kit.

Team Associated 05-06-2004 09:19 AM

hey thanks thats is exactly what I did last night. I went to autozone and bought a Cleaning Kit for $9.99. My dad has one in his 2003 F-150 so he'll need to clean it one of these days. THAnks for the help man :)

Ducati-Rider 05-06-2004 10:28 AM

Soap and Water
 
I have K&Ns on my motorcycles, cars and RC cars I just use warm soapy water and let them air dry. They aren't paper.

IMHO you don't need fancy cleaning kits!

Just relube them when they dry

corvettecrazy 05-06-2004 02:30 PM

Re: Soap and Water
 

Originally posted by Ducati-Rider
I have K&Ns on my motorcycles, cars and RC cars I just use warm soapy water and let them air dry. They aren't paper.

IMHO you don't need fancy cleaning kits!

Just relube them when they dry

true, but you get lube in the cleaning kit so its easier to just get the kit and have everything.

Team Associated 05-06-2004 08:05 PM

ya with the cleaning kit it comes with a cleaning spray and a re-lube oil. And then u use water to rinse out the cleaning spray. But for $9.99 couldn't beat the price :)

warpig 05-10-2004 08:20 PM

no offense.. but the K&N's are junk for r/c.. it's been tested and proven.. if it works for you that's fine.. but I like my engines to run for a long time.. so I stick to dense foams.. bel ray oil.. and a prefilter.. there is a test you can do if you don't believe me


take a piece of thin white string.. run it directly accross your carb.. install the neck of the air filter assembly over it.. just makes sure it's still suspended accross the carb.. zip tie it tight.. run it for several tanks in dirt.. and see how dirty it is when you're done.. I did mine with my current setup.. and it was yellow from my odonnel fuel.. with zero dirt

LosiFromHell986 05-13-2004 03:57 PM

Yeah I believe they are very bad for your engine, because they're made to be Valve cover filters.... I was gunna put one on my XTM but found that out too.... So i agree with warpig strongly

Team Associated 05-14-2004 01:23 PM

alright I'll only use the K&N for bashing Thanks for the help :)


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