Originally posted by Auto-X Fil:
Green Filters are nice, but don't flow quite as well as K&N, and cost 50% more. I have no real experience with them, though, just what I've read.




I can see where that would be the case because of their differnt approach to filtering with cotton. For me I would trade the better filtering and design over the little bit better flow. The price is a little higher for going green. I didn't mind it too much. K&N is a good product that I've used since the late 80s - Green filters are something that I just stumbled onto and I'm happier with their filter. I dont expect to convert anybody.
Just stated a few facts about both filters.

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