K&N KN-204 Oil Filter

Did the third service of street 750. Didnt want the stock filter so opted for this one instead. I personally did not find any change in the engine noise. Neither did i find any difference in pick up or running of the bike. Used motul 7100 4t synthetic oil, 3 quarts with it. Will update if i find any change after riding more. Bought it for 1343/-. After installing i checked youtube and found out that this particular model had lots if complaint regarding leakage. Havent seen one yet. A newer model is up for sale in here which retails around 3500/-.Update: After riding the bike with the new filter and motul 4t 7100 engine oil i have noticed that the bike is riding smooth. Throttle response has significantly increased and the engine noise is refined and bassy even when just warmed up.

Nice

I purchased it for my cbr650f, and it perfectly fits in my bike. Performace is a bit increased by k&n air filter and oil filter in terms of pickup.

Got the wrong filter. It doesn't fit to GSXR1000. BUT IT WORKED perfectly for Daytona.

Value for money , easy to install just perfect for my 08 Yamaha YZF R1. Great product

Best

Usual K&N quality. Great Service

Good quality

Fits like a glove

A linha de produto é excelente!

O item vazou pela solda da porca de retirada do filtro isso quase resultou em danos ao meu motor 1000 km de uso

This was a perfect fit for my 2004 Honda Aquatrax F12. I just did another oil change on the Honda PWC and once again I had trouble getting the old filter off. There's just no space to get a filter wrench in the engine compartment and I can never find the dang wrench anyway. This year I found the K&N with the 17mm nut attached to the top so Problem solved. You can also wire it to the ski to be sure there aren't any leaks spilling oil into the Lake or River and eventually out your water tap. I know from K&Ns great reputation in the racing comunity that I have the absolute best quality filter. I wouldn't trust something as nice as this ski to an inferior brand, I would much rather spend an extra dollar or two on a quality filter than turn my Honda into a very expensive piece of southern "yard art"

When I tried to take off the OEM oil filter on my Yamaha R3, it wouldn't come off no matter how hard I turned it with my bare hands. I did not want to buy a wrench just for taking off the filter, so I punched a screwdriver through the filter and turned it. The OEM filter was trashed but still wouldn't come off. In the end, I had to buy a wrench at Home Depot just to take it off. When I put this K&N filter on, "Oh~ My~ God~", it was super easy to just turn to hex nut to correct torque. I bought two of these. The other one is for next year's oil change. Never going back to the OEM filter ever again.