K&N air filter?

[JEMSRubicon]

Anyone spent the $60 for K&N air filter for V6? Any noticable difference? Difficulty to install?
Thanks for feedback

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[Rhinebeck01]

Anyone spent the $60 for K&N air filter for V6? Any noticable difference? Difficulty to install?
Thanks for feedback

@JEMSRubicon

A few of us here have steered clear of the oiled K&N and have gone with an another brand offering... a DRY filter. Install is easy easy.

Read here:
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/afe-power-dry-s-performance-filter-drop-in.55351/

Yes, guys still do install K&N's but................

 

[Strommen95]

Your engine will take in more dirt for little to no performance gain. Over the long term it’s not worth it especially if you off-road or drive on dusty roads.

 

[Rhinebeck01]

Your engine will take in more dirt for little to no performance gain. Over the long term it’s not worth it especially if you off-road or drive on dusty roads.

@Strommen95

Curious, are you making this blanket statement regarding just the K&N, all aftermarket air filters, dry or oiled filters or what?

 

[Strommen95]

@Strommen95

Curious, are you making this blanket statement regarding just the K&N, all aftermarket air filters, dry or oiled filters or what?

He’s asking about K&N, that’s what I’m referring to.

 

[DaltonGang]

@Strommen95

Curious, are you making this blanket statement regarding just the K&N, all aftermarket air filters, dry or oiled filters or what?

Probably all "Oiled Filters".
I have a drop-in AFe dry filter. Works great. Slight improvement in idle smoothness, and engine response.

 

[JEMSRubicon]

Thanks for all the input

 

[Jeep 5150 2112]

Thank you

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