Couldn't I just achieve most of the benefit from just keeping the stock air box and switching to a high flow filter? Is anyone concerned that a high flow filter won't actually "filter" as well? Like I had posted, I saw a comparison that showed how much more airflow the K&N filter allowed but that it was, by far, the worst at filtering out particulates. I don't think there's any magic formula. To increase airflow, you've got to give up some filtering power. No?
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