Has anyone had any experience with a K&N air filter with the 3.0v6? If so is there a noticeable difference in power or gas mileage? Or does anyone know of other relatively inexpensive kits to increase airflow??? I have a 2000 Ranger Supercab 5-speed stick.

Well worth money spent,buy filter from summit racing in Ohio.Also take out the silencer in the air box.Have same airbox in my 2000 4.0,flat panel<br>style.Motor revs. easier pulls harder.Anyway whats<br>$45 dollers???? No more paper filters in dump,clean around 40,000 miles or so.<br>Have any more questions????<br> pro3qtr

i have the conical style filter and i noticed a big difference when i cut the cover that goed to the fender well away leavin the mount and 360degrees of air intake( its a poor man's filter charger)

That's a really great idea-- I saw someone else do that on therangerstation.com and it looked good-- nice to hear that it actually does.<br>Related, can anyone tell me how much of a difference they saw when they just installed the K&N filter by itself (no extra mods)? I have a 1990 Ranger, 4 cylinder, 2.3L 2WD (but I would be inter4ested in hearing anyone's stories after just installing that filter). Thanks.....(ed)

I dropped in the filter and didnt notice that much of a difference if any..
it fits right in the factory air box.. just drop her in

-Mac

I put in a drop in K&N air filter in my 95 probe. with any drop in filter you're really not going to feel any change. But the prosses was very easy. Just take the cover of take out the old and put in the new, then snap the cover back on. Gary

I hava a k&n filtercharger in my 94 se and it is a simple process, no actual mod necessary. Unclip the intake box and open it up, take out the old, and drop in the new. thats it. Not a major difference, but the throttle response is noticeably better. Dominick........

get an intake and you'll feel a much bigger difference