K&N
users would probably be surprised by the amount
of air filtration testing and scientific research
that goes on in K&N facilities as well as in independent
laboratories. As the leader and originator of
the high flow performance air filter K&N are always
looking for new ways to provide excellent protection
and maximum power for your car, truck, motorcycle,
and just about anything else with an engine.
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In 2005 more than 1600 vehicles were tested by
K&N's R&D group on dynamometers in the US, United
Kingdom, and the Netherlands. In addition to these
power and torque tests, K&N also performed more
than 110 filtration tests and more than 1,200
air flow tests with our in-house state-of-the-art
test equipment.
K&N believe the primary function of an air filter
is to deliver both high airflow and superior dirt
protection. K&N design their air filters to provide
minimum restriction allowing high airflow into
an engine. In the vast majority of cases increased
airflow will increase engine performance measured
by horsepower and throttle response (torque).
The performance benefits of maximum airflow are
clear, compelling and well documented. That is
why so many professional racers are willing to
run expensive vehicles with no air filter, as
opposed to installing a disposable air filter.
They are seeking the additional horsepower and
throttle response needed to win the race.
K&N
design their air filters to provide superior filtration
of the contaminants that can harm your engine
while maximizing the airflow characteristics of
the filter in question. The ability of an air
filter to protect your engine is generally measured
in accordance with testing procedure ISO 5011.
K&N subject a sample of our filter designs to
this test procedure using Coarse Test Dust, which
includes particles ranging in size from less than
5.5 microns to 176 microns. As a point of reference,
a human hair is approximately 50 microns in diameter.
The result of the above test procedure is a specific
air filtration efficiency number. This efficiency
number represents the percentage of test dust
retained by the filter and thereby kept out of
an engine.
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