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Old 10-29-2006, 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by StrtSwpr996
Hey have you ran any stock 997S's with your car after your mods.?
No, but I want to get a dyno run in after switching from the Fabspeed intake to the K&N
 
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Old 10-29-2006, 08:51 PM
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I'd like to use one all the time and just clean it out every month or 2. I've always run K&N in my motorcycles and Vette with out any problems. I'd like to be able to do this with my new 997S.

JCS, why are you selling your BMC filter?

I went with a friend a few times. He no longer is interested since he had a problem about it with his wife. You know how it is when they get their heads together . So now neither of us goes anymore and I certainly will not use it for every day driving .
 
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Originally Posted by StrtSwpr996
When a brand new filter is ordered does it already come oiled and ready to pop in or are there some other preperations people do before... I heard that most of the time they come way soaked in oil and people have to dry it out somhow before putting it in their car; such as placing it out in the sun for about an hour.

The BMC filter comes pre oiled, ready to go .
If you want to be on the safe side, place it on a newspaper overnight to drain off any possible excess oil.
But the BMC in that respect was perfect ( No air flow sensor problems ).
 
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Originally Posted by bob/ft.worth
they come pre-oiled in a plastic bag. Some folks towel off any additional oil and install. I've followed threads on these kinds of filters and it seems to me the problems arise when folks clean them and re-oil them with too much oil. I've used k&n's abd bmc's in my 996 and boxsters. never had a problem. i throw them away rather than re-use them. Less worry than re-oiling
how often do you buy a new filter?
 
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Originally Posted by StrtSwpr996
how often do you buy a new filter?
They are cleanable and supposed to last practically for the life of the car
(at least the BMC's)
 
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JCS, is your filter for a 996 or 997?

Bob/ft.worth, these filters are easy to clean and will last a lifetime. Don't throw them away....or.....if you want send them to me!

When you re-oil the filter a very lite mist is all it takes. If you feel you are under-oiling it you probably oiled it correctly.
 
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Originally Posted by mdrums
JCS, is your filter for a 996 or 997?

Bob/ft.worth, these filters are easy to clean and will last a lifetime. Don't throw them away....or.....if you want send them to me!

When you re-oil the filter a very lite mist is all it takes. If you feel you are under-oiling it you probably oiled it correctly.

It's for a 997 S.
 
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It's for a 997 S.
If you do not use it...I will!
 
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Old 10-30-2006, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by mdrums
If you do not use it...I will!
Glad you can use it .It was in the car for only a few hundred miles , so it's as new .
Check or pay pal is OK.
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