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Today I bought replacement K&N filter for my camry. I have noticed that same amount of acceleration creates higher engineraves. That might be due to better air flow. I didn't notice any other significant changes. Now I'm wondering if I should keepit or just go back to the stock one? Also will higher air flow increase petrol consumption?


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Unless you have a gauge to measure it with, I highly doubt you are experiencing what you have said.

What you are experiencing is the placebo effect... unless of course your old filter was absolutely soaked in dirt/dust. The extra air flow would be marginal. If anything, you should get that slightest bit better fuel consumption... but that's if anything.

Just keep the K&N. No point going back to stock.

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I suggest you keep it as its a permanent one that you dont have to replace-just clean. As for petrol consumption, there shouldnt be any change i didnt notice any after i got the K&N panel filter.

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Good purchase mate...don't second guess yourself and it is a much better filter than stock.Also you might struggle with a credit return if they notice it's been fitted.I got a K&N panel filter about a month ago and have not noticed any more fuel use,i really like the subtle noise difference the K&N gives with my mufflers so now i tend to step on it a bit more than when it was stock so fuels up a bit but its all due to fun factor. :D

p.s maintaining correct tyre pressure saves on fuel,people forget about this,and air is free. :)


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Thanks all for the input. I guess I'll keep the filter and see how it goes.

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Tinz Rising Star

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sorry to being up an old thread... but anyone can tell me the code for gen 6 k&n filter??

cheers... :)

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Tinz

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Try HERE :rolleyes:

the problem i have with my car is... its a gen 6, but its end 2006... so i'm not sure when such websites asks for "year"... I duno what to type in :(

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Well, if you have the Gen 6 (current model Camry), you'd be using the 2.4L engine of course...

Search 2007... 2008...

There's two different types of filters. I think you'd be after the 33-2370... look at the pics when you search for it to see if it's the same.

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