Question: By changeing your air filter to a K@N and new pipes and rejeting a motor cycle.Wat kind of horse power gains?

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Answer #1:

It will feel and sound like you have an increase in horse but its really not much I would say up to 30 horses tops.

Answer #2:

what bike? size? jets?

Answer #3:

about 5bhp if your lucky

Answer #4:

according to K&N? 15+. In truth, maybe 10hp.

I run K&N's in all my vehicles for the savings factor, 1 k&n=$40.00 over the lifetime of my cars/trucks/bikes. Factory filters will cost me over $200.00 with the first 100,000 miles. simple math if you ask me.

I did however notice a substantial gain of power in my Tundra at 65-70mph. I could definitely tell.

Answer #5:

Paper air filters actually flow better than K&N, while offering superior protection from airborne particles. K&N filters are all marketing.

OEM filters are perfectly capable of providing all the necessary airflow to an engine without compromising filter capability, while not posing a risk to MAF sensors (an over-oiled K&N filter can drip oil onto a MAF sensor, causing it to read erroneously). Change them before they get clogged, and you'll do fine.





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