What does everyone think of using a K&N air filter on a Vogue 4.4? Worth the extra £ and does it give a slight performance gain or use OEM??

Cheers  FFRR Vogue 2003 4.4V8 - Epsom Green & Ivory
Ducati 999S

Stick with the original

I put a K&N in and to be honest, absolutely no gain whatsoever. Only reason for me is that the normal filters cost more than a K&N over here and Harmatan can be quite dusty so I want to be able to clean them after each Harmatan if needed. MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
Have the Faultmate MSV2 Extreme to be tinkering with the settings etc. !!

original

Go with original, K&N might be useful for a carbed car but can foul your
air mass meter causing a need for air mass replacement due to the K&N's
need to be oiled.Don't believe their marketing hype.

How about an open sponge type like pipercross, they dont need oiling.

Anyone used one in a ff, had one in the skoda for years now, gives a v slight performance gain. There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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Just seen this:

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Anyone used one of these? FFRR Vogue 2003 4.4V8 - Epsom Green & Ivory
Ducati 999S

Most if not all who did the conversion on 2002-2004 models to 2006 and later are using k&n type cone air filter

I think that's because space is tight after the conversion and the k&n fits the best.

Run my td6 with a K & N tend to put them on all my cars by habit. No noticeable performance gain but it does seem to change up earlier and seen a small mpg increase only negative in sounds bit louder! Mine was a blue one!

K&N's are only good at keeping small rodents out of the engine. If you actually want to keep dust out of it, stick with the original.