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Thread: Air Filters... K&N or TRD?

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05-04-2007, 10:35 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tzeshan

I tried the K&N filter partly wishing that the HP will increase thus increasing the MPG. After one tank of gas, the MPG did not increase. It seems it decreased.

Vehicle manufacturers must meet a CAFE requirement and every year that CAFE MPG average requirement goes up.
Don't you think vehicle manufacturers would use a K&N drop in filter if it actually produced more MPG's?

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