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  1. Palladium

    airfilters

    When they are new (clean) they might pass a tad more but it's negligible and doesn't last long . As they get dirty, they don't. They need the dirt to work, thats your filtering media. Hence, you don't clean them too often. I think the big mistake with the K&N air filters is they look dirty and...
  2. Palladium

    airfilters

    LOL that's cute. However, you don't understand the principle with the K&N filter. I use the same "layering" principle in filtering water with a diatomaceous slurry. With the oil and dust as more layers build up your filtering remains more constant than with just the dry dirt which will seal...
  3. Palladium

    airfilters

    Been running K&N in all of my vehicles since they were new. That's ATV's, Pontiac Turbo Solstice, 06 GTO and two 02 Toyota's with out a single problem. At 50,000 miles I cleaned the Toyota's because of the miles not because they had any dry spots. And just because I've had so many people tell me...
  4. Palladium

    Regular or Synthetic Oil

    The wife's 2013 4 Runner came with synthetic but my 2013 Taco came with regular Dino oil. I always change the original oil at 1K and I think I'll change the Taco over to synthetic after break in.
  5. Palladium

    Standard trucks!

    I prefer the manuals and have driven them for 45+ years but because of a bothersome knee just moved into an automatic. Gotta say, these Tacoma auto's give a nice dexterity to the old auto' I've driven in the past. I might just get to like them.
  6. Palladium

    Just traded my 2002 Taco...

    For a 2013 Taco! I love these trucks. My 02 served me fine but with a bad knee it was time to go to an automatic. I'm looking forward to learning its idiosyncrasies.
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