Does your data center’s air filter check all the sustainability boxes?
K&N Engineering brings legacy of air filtration innovation to brand new market with washable, reusable, high-performance air filter solutions.
In 2020, the K&N Engineering team recognized the need for sustainable air filtration alternatives for providers of mission-critical infrastructure, including data centers and other industrial applications. In response to this need, we created the first reusable, washable air filters designed for performance, savings, and sustainability. K&N Engineering’s proprietary air filtration technology is as sustainable as it gets with zero waste for 15+ years and shipped in corrugate-free, reusable, returnable crates, which are manufactured from partially recycled materials.
Ken Johnson, K&N co-founder and aftermarket filtration pioneer, passed away on December 16, 2022, at the age of 91.
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One of the fastest ways to add more airflow, horsepower, and throttle response to your car is by installing a K&N intake kit.
You can do it. Seriously.
Cheaper isn't always better. K&N reusable air filters are definitely worth the extra up-front cost, because they are designed to last for the entire lifetime of your vehicle. A K&N filter is a premium upgrade that is designed for the highest level of quality at every step in the manufacturing process, and tested to give you extra "oomph" from the off-road to the onramp.
According to CarMD's 2021 Vehicle Health Index (the most comprehensive database of check-engine light related problems), the average repair cost for check-engine light related repair in 2020 was $378.77—a fairly significant chunk of change. If the dreaded check engine light should pop up on your dashboard, take a look at some of the most common issues that could require resolution.
Did you know that your car most likely has a cabin air filter? Most modern vehicles have a special filter—typically installed behind the glove box—that is designed to help prevent pollutants and contaminants in the exterior air from entering your vehicle’s cabin.
