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Off-Road and Racing Off-Road |
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An air filter element
becomes an insurance policy when used in off-road applications.
Competitors will sacrifice a high-tech engine for a chance to win a race
but to win, they must finish. If the engine ingests too much dirt and
debris, it may die an ugly death before the vehicle can cross the finish
line. |
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You might think this
would be the perfect application for an inexpensive, throw-away paper
filter. But remember, in competition a little extra horsepower can mean
the difference between coming in first or finishing second. The air
filter now becomes an important part of the performance package. |
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K&N air filters are
designed to provide minimum restriction long after disposable air
filters have begun choking an engine. In other words, due to its
characteristics, the restriction of a K&N replacement filter increases
at a slower rate when compared to a disposable filter, i.e. a K&N filter
will last longer under the same conditions. That's why most off-road
competitors choose K&N filters. |
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a hypothetical 24-hour off-road race to further the point, a properly
sized K&N filter will see the racer through to the end with cfm to
spare. The equivalent disposable air filter, on the other hand, will
need to be replaced with a fresh element to ensure the engine has an
adequate supply of air to complete the course. A K&N will provide
excellent filtration without sacrificing air flow for a longer period of
time thats performance with value. |
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