Holley Powershot

NorthernSS
04-13-2004, 01:09 AM
I'm going to probably switch from K&N to a Holley filter and was wondering if there is a place local that sells them. Best Buy? Mopac? I think I remember someone saying Mopac sells them but that was a long time ago. And do you guys know if I can just keep my K&N filter cleaner kit and use it on a powershot filter? Thanks guys!!!!

Amit
04-13-2004, 06:11 PM
i'd like to know this as well.


i think lordco carries em.

JD30thZ28
04-13-2004, 07:12 PM
Is there any gains to be seen from this change? What is different between the two filters?

KrazyKamaro
04-13-2004, 07:38 PM
There is essentially no difference between the K&N filter and the Holley Power Shot filter. The only difference between the two filters is the color (i.e. K&N = orange, Holley Power Shot = blue). I believe K&N actually manufactures the Holley Power Shot filter for Holley, along with several others for different manufactures. I would just stay with K&N they have been in the business of making reusable cotton filters now for ten years. Also they are the only ones to offer a million mile warranty on their own filters.

Amit
04-13-2004, 08:24 PM
the reason why alot of ppl go with the holley is cause it seals much more better then the KN. the KN is horrible for fitment.

NorthernSS
04-14-2004, 12:36 AM
Well the reason i am going to switch is because as you know that K&N does not manufacture a filter for the 96+97 SS airbox. The fit of the K&N filter is not perfect and I have heard that the Holley fits well and is also a great filter. So I was wondering where I could pick one up. Thanks guys.

NorthernSS
04-15-2004, 12:27 AM
Weird, nobody knows of any places that sell Holley Powershots around here :confused: I really thought someone would have one and tell me where they got it. Iwill have to do some field work myself. Thanks

KrazyKamaro
04-15-2004, 12:41 AM
I know a local (Abbotsford) supplier where I can get Holley power shot filters, but they would have to order it in. Which will take time and there would be a mark-up on it greater then on a similar K&N filter.

oldschool
04-15-2004, 01:55 AM
I know Mopac WILL sell them...they are a direct distributor of Holley products...

I think a better idea would be to find a K&N or Moroso cold air kit. I have heard there are HUGE gains with that mod over the SS design...ask Musky how his turned out:D :cool: :eek: :bow:

Andy

NorthernSS
04-15-2004, 10:55 AM
Well if a CAI will show a power increase over the SS airbox then I will think about switching. I will definately look into this. But I think for now and untill I can get a cash flow up I will just look into the Holley.
Why did Musky get a huge increase after he changed to a CAI? Did he get dyno results? Thanks!!!

Camaro ChriSS
04-15-2004, 11:34 AM
I have the Holey filter and got it through Lordco.

The main dif is that it is especially made to fit (at least for an LS1 intake), whereas k/n is a half-azz filter with a gasket that doesn't fit that well. So, it is a better fit for ls1's - don't kow bout lt1.

The reason why the colour is different is only becuz of the cleaner - both k/n and holley are the same colour filter, it just goes red if you use the k/n cleaner spray or blue if using holley.

I have heard that the holley cleaning spray is sensor safe so if it gets on your MAF, etc... it won't cause Long term damage, whereas K/N cleaning spray has apparently done so.

Thats about it.

NorthernSS
04-15-2004, 09:35 PM
Thanks Chriss, I appreciate it. I have read that the Hollet's fit is better than the K&N. I guess I will use my K&N cleaner untill it runs out and then pick up the Holley stuff. Thanks!!!

Amit
04-17-2004, 02:52 AM
hey chris, how much was the filter?