Fram AirHog Air Filters
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Fram AirHog Air Filters
Has anyone else used the Fram AirHog Filter and what is your experience?
I just put one in and I'll tell you I felt an immediate improvement in acceleration. I'm hoping to see an improvement in MPG too.
The Fram AirHog filters are replacements for the Stock Filter and resemble the K&N filters. The filter material is orange instead of red.
They are washable and claim to be good for 250,000 miles.
They also cost a few dollars less than the K&N's do also.
They have a cool graphic too.
I just put one in and I'll tell you I felt an immediate improvement in acceleration. I'm hoping to see an improvement in MPG too.
The Fram AirHog filters are replacements for the Stock Filter and resemble the K&N filters. The filter material is orange instead of red.
They are washable and claim to be good for 250,000 miles.
They also cost a few dollars less than the K&N's do also.
They have a cool graphic too.
Last edited by DDan1967; Oct 19, 2004 at 12:42 AM.
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I have heard that many like these better than K&N. People have great results with them!
I am thinking about that or the True Flow drop in on our 04 Lariat. I already have an AirRaid on the FX4!
I am thinking about that or the True Flow drop in on our 04 Lariat. I already have an AirRaid on the FX4!
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I haven't seen the Frams yet. It seems everyone is on the bandwagon with the oiled cotton.
I finally got around to taking some pictures of the Amsoil TS191 that I have on my truck. It seems to be working great so far.
The fit it better than the K&N that I had 3 years ago.
I finally got around to taking some pictures of the Amsoil TS191 that I have on my truck. It seems to be working great so far.
The fit it better than the K&N that I had 3 years ago.
