Best Airfilter For Slp Lid???
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Originally Posted by kicksZ28
I have a 98 Z28 with a SLP lid. I had read that the Holley filter was better as far as fit. Does anyone have any experience with both the Holley and K&N and able to give advice? Thanks
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The K&N sucks... just ditched it for a paper filter. I'd like to hear how the Holley fits though.
Edit: I said the K&N sucks because it sagged on the left and right sides to the extent that my MAF screen was covered in bugs. Then again, that filter has been in the car since about 50k, and it has 190k on it now. It was fine when it was bought. I suppose that any air filter that had been re-used that much might have the same problem.
Edit: I said the K&N sucks because it sagged on the left and right sides to the extent that my MAF screen was covered in bugs. Then again, that filter has been in the car since about 50k, and it has 190k on it now. It was fine when it was bought. I suppose that any air filter that had been re-used that much might have the same problem.
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Originally Posted by RevGTO
Here's how to get the best filter for your lid ... Go to XYZ Auto Parts. Ask for an air filter for your car. Accept whatever paper filter they offer you - Fram, Wix, whatever - and place it on your car. Congratulations! You have the best air filter!
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I am lost as to why people think SLP lids dont fit right. I just bought and installed one last night and the only thing "hard" about the fitment was getting it to slide onto the TB. After it's on, it's on there good n tight. Mine fit PERFECTLY and sealed right up great. Easiest install ever...
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Originally Posted by RevGTO
Here's how to get the best filter for your lid ... Go to XYZ Auto Parts. Ask for an air filter for your car. Accept whatever paper filter they offer you - Fram, Wix, whatever - and place it on your car. Congratulations! You have the best air filter!
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The paper is the best buy going & it works better than a K&N . Now about the others , I really don't know. But if you've got the money & want the very best then go with a AMSOIL.
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My car had the K&N when I bought it. I put a paper one in and then back to K&N and felt no difference either way. However, I have had a K&N in my truck since 1994 so I was already practiced at cleaning and oiling it. Someone else might be better off staying with paper.
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Originally Posted by 99_Z_155
my slp lid fits horribly. the rear tabs keep popping out. kinda pissing me off, really. i use an oem filter. works just fine. threw down 486hp and 484tq through it.
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You could buy almost (5) good quality paper filters for the price of just one K&N and you don't have to spend time cleaning the damn thing or jacking around with toxic cleaners . Its a no brainer !