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Old Jan 2, 2008 | 07:18 PM
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Who notices a difference with these 2 filters over stock?
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Old Jan 2, 2008 | 07:56 PM
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Impossible to notice any difference by switching from a perfectly fine stock paper filter to a K&N. I'll wait for those that claim a noticeable difference though to chime on in....."10whp over here!"

My opinion is that the breathing is perfectly fine on the HR motors, just put on your choice of a catback, toss on some LTW wheels, and swap in the 4.08 FD to really open er up. Don't mod just for "mods sake" or cause everyone else is doing it, sometimes less most certainly is more...that is unless you're a "likes carbon fiber dash kits type."
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Old Jan 2, 2008 | 08:14 PM
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I ordered mine because I want tokeep the stock airbox and have somethingthat will flow a tad better then oem and something i can clean often instead of replacing. I know it probably wont yield much gains but its more of a durability modfor me. However I will have the car redyno'd on the 12th withthe k&n.
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Old Jan 3, 2008 | 07:25 AM
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I have them, I do notice a deeper sound from 1/2-open throttle.
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Old Mar 13, 2008 | 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Gooey
I ordered mine because I want tokeep the stock airbox and have somethingthat will flow a tad better then oem and something i can clean often instead of replacing. I know it probably wont yield much gains but its more of a durability modfor me. However I will have the car redyno'd on the 12th withthe k&n.
Curious if you ever redyno'd?
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 03:26 AM
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Yea I'm gonna get them. I know they'll breath alot better. Maybe 2hp gain. Thats enough for me for 80 dollars or w.e it'll cost.. They'll last longer too. And I really wanna see if it'll change the sound. I hope it deepers it. But I can't see how air filters can do that.
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:20 AM
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Yea I'm gonna get them. I know they'll breath alot better. Maybe 2hp gain. Thats enough for me for 80 dollars or w.e it'll cost.. They'll last longer too. And I really wanna see if it'll change the sound. I hope it deepers it. But I can't see how air filters can do that.
I seriously doubt it will change the sound. Maybe if you removed the OEM airboxes and replaced them with conical air filters, then I can imagine a change in sound. But don't get your hopes up with a sound change from just a K&N air filter.
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr.
Curious if you ever redyno'd?
I have redyno'd. But it was a different shop so i really cannot say if the gains are real or not. However there was another HR there with similar mods except he had fujitas. He had like a 2-3hp more then me but I had a good amount of tq over his

heres my dyno slips

previous with AEM intakes, Fast Intentions exhaust




The msot recent dyno with K&N drop in's

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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:54 AM
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Holy hell those numbers are nice. Wish you had been stock but oh well...Congrats!
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Originally Posted by Gooey
I ordered mine because I want tokeep the stock airbox and have somethingthat will flow a tad better then oem and something i can clean often instead of replacing. I know it probably wont yield much gains but its more of a durability modfor me. However I will have the car redyno'd on the 12th withthe k&n.
when u redyno, u should buy a set of new clean stock filters and dyno it with both to see if there is any difference.

new filters are 27 bucks with tax for both at the local dealer

we can start a little paypal fund for u to buy the filters for testing purposes

i'm willing to pitch in 3 bucks, if we get 9 more, then the filters will be paid for

who else is willing?

stock filter fund for Gooey for testing purposes $3 paypal sign up list:

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Actually I have dynoed one other time after that last dyno. I dyno anytime if there are opportunites for cheap dynos Last dyno I paid $40 for 3 pulls with a/f.
I have clean stock filters. I just dont see the need for a comparison over stock. I think its not a great difference but what is great is that you dont lose power like other intakes.

If the greddy kit gets held back past the summer I plan on putting headers on the car next month! so stay tuned to that!
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hmmm great thread
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Originally Posted by Gooey
Actually I have dynoed one other time after that last dyno. I dyno anytime if there are opportunites for cheap dynos Last dyno I paid $40 for 3 pulls with a/f.
I have clean stock filters. I just dont see the need for a comparison over stock. I think its not a great difference but what is great is that you dont lose power like other intakes.

If the greddy kit gets held back past the summer I plan on putting headers on the car next month! so stay tuned to that!
there are headers for the hr? i mean something other than that ebay crap
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 01:16 PM
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Well after speakin wtihsome locals. There has been people here that haev put headers on their HR.

From the looks of it the older headers do fit the HR. The bolt pattern and spacing is plenty. Only thing now is you have to switch out the the pre-HR cats or test pipes

I wish I knew this before I bought my FI test pipes.

Next up headers and new test pipes for me than dyno
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Old Mar 15, 2008 | 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Gooey
Well after speakin wtihsome locals. There has been people here that haev put headers on their HR.

From the looks of it the older headers do fit the HR. The bolt pattern and spacing is plenty. Only thing now is you have to switch out the the pre-HR cats or test pipes

I wish I knew this before I bought my FI test pipes.

Next up headers and new test pipes for me than dyno
Switch out to pre-hr cats/testpipes? Sorry could you clarify?
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Old Mar 15, 2008 | 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by itsjiggajames
Switch out to pre-hr cats/testpipes? Sorry could you clarify?

so they can bolt on to pre-hr headres.... headers and the cats are the only difference in the exhaust system
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Old Mar 15, 2008 | 08:47 PM
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so 06 and below headers will work on our cars?
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Old Mar 16, 2008 | 02:15 PM
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yup pre HR headers will bolt up to the manifold. By using pre HR headers you would also need to use the pre HR test pipes, high flow, or cats.
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Old Mar 16, 2008 | 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Gooey
yup pre HR headers will bolt up to the manifold. By using pre HR headers you would also need to use the pre HR test pipes, high flow, or cats.
Wish I knew this before my HFCs.. lol. Good information though man. Someone update the sticky up top
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Old Mar 16, 2008 | 09:53 PM
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The pre-HR headers is interesting. What headers are you guys going to use?

Oh and do you guys think HR designed headers would offer better gains, or is it just about fitment?
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