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are k&n filters bad for your engine
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K&N filters, known for their high-flow air filters, are designed to increase horsepower and improve acceleration by allowing more air into your engine than traditional paper filters. However, there's debate on their impact on engine health. The concern lies in the oil used on the filters potentially contaminating the mass airflow sensor, compromising its accuracy and potentially leading to engine performance issues. Furthermore, while these filters are more permeable, they might not trap as many particulates as traditional filters, potentially allowing more dirt and debris into the engine. However, proper maintenance and following the manufacturer's cleaning and oiling guidelines can mitigate these risks. In summary, K&N filters can offer performance benefits, but it's crucial to weigh these against the potential for increased engine wear and adhere strictly to maintenance schedules.
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