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Old 05-17-2003, 11:50 AM
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Just bought a new KN Filter for the Tundra.

What kind of improvements can I expect over the stock filter. I have 17K miles on my truck.

Looking for a little better gas mileage, every 0.1 mpg helps.
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Hi, from what I can gather from mechanic friends and online reading, the K&N replacement air filters are designed specifically for certain vehicle models. And through these specific designs, air flow to the engine is increased. A more efficient engine is supposed to produce a little more torque, a little more horsepower, and i'm pretty sure a little better gas mileage. Visit their website for more product specific information.

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