K&N air filters

[roadblkx]

I'm looking into one and am looking at both the normal K&N Airfilter http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/details/QQBMWQQ318tiQQK-and-NQQAir_FilterQQ19951998QQK33332733.html

and the more souped up one:
http://www.mileagepros.com/products/knn/57SeriesIntake.php?PartNum=57-0206.php

I was wondering if anyone has either of these and how much horsepower each puts out. Cannot find it anywhere. Which is a better value for your money?
Thanks! I would have put it in the air intake forum but nobody seems to post there.

[1996 328ti]

Horsepower?
I don't think a drop in will do anything except decrease hp.

A CAI is good for the sound, nothing else.
Oh wait, it's not a cold air intake.

You are better off fogging the intake box.

And moved to the correct section. ;)

[Maverix]

I'd just make my own intake. All you need is a cone air filter, a 3" aluminum pipe, 1 coupler, and 2 clamps. Probably only spend $20 or less. And it really doesn't add horsepower. Though it does give the ti a really nice sound, instead of the stock electric car sound.

[BMW_318TI]

I you like sport sound get one of those K&N filters.

[eurohb]

K&N drop in filters suck... literally i hated mine but the PO added it in so w.e but i just did a cold air system and it was a lot better then the K&N crap

[Xenocide]

haha so much miss information on these boards its hilarious.

[eurohb]

:) HA

[BimmerBum]

Just say no to hot air intakes...

If you want to make noise and go slow get an ice cream truck. ;)

[Xenocide]

We have a new maverix..