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Old 06-24-2003, 07:36 AM   #4
ChunkFunky
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I think all CAI kits comes with a COTTON OIL style filter.. whether it's K&N brand or some other.. I think the idea is they flow better thne paper in all cases and are cleanable ... I have a NO NAME CAI setup I bought off ebay.. it works fine, looks fine... I got it mostly cause my stock tubes were all ripped and my CnL MAF was HUGE... I went to a PRO-M and it's nicer lookng and fits nicer... but that's besides the point.
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