dumb question on how to clean an intake
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dumb question on how to clean an intake
i have never done it on my sr but i have one of those HKS high flow intakes its the honeycomb shaped ones... wellhow do i clean that?? water and a dab of soap?? or is soap bad??and are you supposed to oil the filter when done??
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its the same material as the filters i used to use on my dirtbikes and the best way to clean them is usually to soak it with gas in a bucket it or something like that, let it dry and use some oil, Pj-1 works good
but the k&n cleaners work good too
but the k&n cleaners work good too
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ditch the foam filter, pieces of the element fall apart and get sucked intot your motor, get a real knn cone
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^ beat me to it..
personally, I have never had it happen, but I've also never kept on of those style filters for more than a few months...
Heard of it happening way too many times...
Seems like it isn't that bad of a filter for an occationally driven car, as in show style cars and/or track cars. Seems like the change in temp. from a daily driven car is what does them in...
personally, I have never had it happen, but I've also never kept on of those style filters for more than a few months...
Heard of it happening way too many times...
Seems like it isn't that bad of a filter for an occationally driven car, as in show style cars and/or track cars. Seems like the change in temp. from a daily driven car is what does them in...
