Anyone put a Mushroom Intake?
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Anyone put a Mushroom Intake?
I've been looking into getting a K&N e2606 drop in filter for my 93 LS400 but thought about a HKS Mushroom filter instead. It has more filter area than the K&N which would probably be better. I already have the Jbrady mod done but i want the extra suction noise an aftermarket filter provides haha.
So any thoughts or opinions on a mushroom filter would be greatly appreciated
So any thoughts or opinions on a mushroom filter would be greatly appreciated
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Thats what I wanted to hear, Thanks ! I figured since I'll be needing a new air filter I might as well buy a K&N one for a bit more, plus I can clean them
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I tried just the aftermarket cone filter on the end of my MAF intake pipe and yes, it heat soaks... bad. It did give a nice noise though.
I then cut a hole in my air box, which I'm assuming is the "jbrady mod", and replaced with a k&n filter. Still has the throaty noise of the aftermarket cone filter and none of the heat soak. :thumbsup:
I then cut a hole in my air box, which I'm assuming is the "jbrady mod", and replaced with a k&n filter. Still has the throaty noise of the aftermarket cone filter and none of the heat soak. :thumbsup:
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What about getting a K&N cone filter and building some sort of box for it? I have been thinking of doing this myself.
I'm just running a foam cone filter on the end of the maf. Like someone else stated, it sounds good but gets heat soak. I don't have a stock box to put on it, so I will be building one at some point.
I'm just running a foam cone filter on the end of the maf. Like someone else stated, it sounds good but gets heat soak. I don't have a stock box to put on it, so I will be building one at some point.
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I tried just the aftermarket cone filter on the end of my MAF intake pipe and yes, it heat soaks... bad. It did give a nice noise though.
I then cut a hole in my air box, which I'm assuming is the "jbrady mod", and replaced with a k&n filter. Still has the throaty noise of the aftermarket cone filter and none of the heat soak. :thumbsup:
I then cut a hole in my air box, which I'm assuming is the "jbrady mod", and replaced with a k&n filter. Still has the throaty noise of the aftermarket cone filter and none of the heat soak. :thumbsup:
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