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Old 04-09-2005, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by sanjoseS2k,Apr 8 2005, 07:31 PM
Any sound difference going to K&N or AFE drop in replacements over the stock filter? From the threads I've read, it appears the stock box is pretty efficient.

Pricewise, are the AFEs in the same price range as K&N?

I'm still on the fence as to if I should go with a drop in replacement filter like the AFE or to get the gen 2 FIPK K&N intake... will both give me a bit better throttle response?
I paid about $82 for the AFE - it does have a fat "tongue" that seats in the grommet in the air box - actually, it is so fat, you have to REMOVE the grommet (no big deal). So the detail quality is there, although I am sure that drove up the price a bit.

Thing is, these filters are for the life of the car - why quibble over $40?

The only sound difference I hear is a droning at idle, and a tiny his on smalljabs of the throttle - but the S2000 is so noisy that it usually drowns out all of that. The drone may be more related to the gutting of the airbox baffles, and the closing off of the resonator. I have it on all my cars where i went to aftermarket air filter solutions. OEM parts are usually very quiet - filters, brakes, mufflers, etc.
Old 04-18-2005, 02:34 PM
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Please excuse the stupid question, but is the aFe filter like the K&N where is needs to be oiled and cleaned? I have heard that the K&N is OK on non-mass-air cars but it can foul a mass air sensor. My other cars had K&N (previous 5.0 mustang owner (had 3), BMW 530i, current big block corvette owner) and hadn't had problems, but virtually every mechanic told me to avoid the 'oil bath' filters on my BMW.


That being said, would any of these mods void the warranty?

Thanks for the feedback.
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I'm thinking about picking one of these up for my Comptech intake, did anyone actually notice a difference with it over the foam filter?
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Originally Posted by S2kracka,Apr 19 2005, 09:08 AM
I'm thinking about picking one of these up for my Comptech intake, did anyone actually notice a difference with it over the foam filter?
Yes, I found the inside of the intake tube, to be coverd with a very fine dust. then I got the AFE. no more foam filters for me.
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Originally Posted by Road Rage,Apr 9 2005, 10:43 AM
The drone may be more related to the gutting of the airbox baffles, and the closing off of the resonator.
What did you use to close off the resonator?? Did it affect the sound in any way??
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Originally Posted by oakfloor,Apr 19 2005, 01:15 PM
Yes, I found the inside of the intake tube, to be coverd with a very fine dust. then I got the AFE. no more foam filters for me.
Performance or sound differences?
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Originally Posted by S2kracka,Apr 19 2005, 03:31 PM
Performance or sound differences?
none that I could tell.
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arc filter part # for dry and oiled

Honda S2000- 00-08
11-10065



Honda S2000- 00-08
10-10065

which one better? dry or oil
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visit their website and look at the their charts that compare the Pro Dry S and the Pro 5 R and then decide.
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i did look at the chat. still can't tell which one flow better


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