Is it me or does the "Cool Blue" air filter look exactly like a K&N with blue filter oil?

 

Is there a link to the site? Where would we view it at?

 

http://www.mrgasket.com/mainpage.html

 

looks like their cone filters are better than K&N cuz their ends are opened like the AF1, not capped off like the K&N

 

how are these priced? more then k&n?

 

Their filter looks a lot like K&N. It looks as if it might allow even more air too. I atempted to check on the price but that page is under construction, so no luck on that.

 

their conical filter looks more like the AF1 filter to me with the chrome and open end, not sure how pricing is though

and did you guys know K&N also makes blue filters? Ford sells them through their racing catalog

 

Someone on one of the other forums said that AutoZone sells them. I have not checked that out, though.

 

www.KoolBlue.com

 

Thanks for this info guys, but after looking at the site, I still have not been able to get a price on one of these filters or where to order them from.........anyone out there have any ideas??

 

it was also stated in another post that these filters do not use any oil. So there would be little worry about the MAF.

 

I personally don't beleive what the commerial shows on how to clean the Kool Blue, how is a low pressure hose going to clean all the itty bitty debris in the gauze????

 

Volant FIPK's come with a blue gauze filter too. I cant remember who makes it though.

 

Summit Racing Equipment has the filter Accel says fits the '97-'02 F150 for
$33.00. There is also some promo going on with purchase.

 

The only good filter ive seen with blue oil is made by AFE, they are same manufactures of the Blue "Holley" drop-in aftermarket filter, and they also supply a red & gold filter for the Iceman Intake system.

If you look at the Holley filter, it has the same warranty as the K&N but it actually flows alot better, just look at the construction of the pleet design, deeper and larger bends in the pleets, same material. The K&N has more qty of pleets (tighter) and sollow pleets, restricting in comparision. I feel the Holley filter is the better design...

my 2 cents...