Great mix of flavours with only a few duplicates. Fun having a different flavour of coffee every day.Note if you buy these dump out the coffee grounds afterwards and put them in your compost bin or yard waste bin. Then pull out the filter and recycle the plastic cup. Otherwise they are seriously wasteful!

We pull 4,000 lb trailer with a Durango RT. Gas mileage on the computer was about 9 MPG on our last tow. Dropped in the KnN filter just before this last 250 mile trip. The Durango immediately threw up a "Check Gas Cap" error message. I knew the gas cap was OK so we started out on the weekend trip. By our first stop the Check Gas Cap error was gone. Guess the computer figured out the new O2 mix, Anyway once we were back, the computer showed 11.3 MPG. Not sure if I was just driving better or the filter really did give us a couple of MPG improvement. A secondary benefit is we don't have the local lube guys hitting me up for one of their $50 paper filters every oil changed.. Ether way, I am pleased with the results and would recommend the filter every time. Just wish I could afford the cold air intake kit.

This the Best oil filter one can buy for car. It really makes a difference in the performance. Much better lower range torque and most importantly early morning snags of cold starts is gone completely. I have recommend it to everyone i can see and know. Worth every penny it cost and even more.

I absolutely LOVE these goggles. They are so comfortable on my face and the blue lens I have looks amazing. I wore them all day skiing and had no issues with fogging or irritation. I want a pair in every color!!!

I love these things. They last forever, give more air to the engine (ie better mileage or more power) AND clean the air better as well. Plus, they pay for themselves after about the third time you clean/reuse them vice buying paper filters (which means the rest of the car's life is gravy).You need to buy a recharge kit as well which costs ~$10 and is good for 20-ish cleanings. It doesn't have to be right away as the filter comes ready to go for the first use cycle.I clean mine about every 25,000 miles or if I notice a drop in gas mileage.I put them in all the vehicles I maintain; this is my ~7th one in 15 years. I will automatically put one of these in every car I buy. I wish my furnace had a filter this good!The only vehicle I ever had an issue with was a 2000 Subaru Forester S 2.5 Automatic, it did not seem to perform better with the filter and it needed cleaning constantly.Dont forget to put the included decal on the filter housing so the filter does not get thrown away during a dealer sevice package (although if a mechanic threw one of these away instead of giving it back to you when you retrieved your car, it would be prima-facie proof that they were incompetent and you should stop going there.)

It works very well. Noticed a slight improvement with throttle response. More mods are needed if you're looking for a serious increase in horsepower and torque. Best part about this filter is that it is good for a million miles. You only need to clean it once every 50k miles. Money saver in my book.

Purchased this for my wifes 2011 Santa Fe, and it fits perfectly. I've used a K&N filter in my 2010 Kia Soul for almost a year now, and it definitely has helped the engine breathe better, and now has a bit more get up and go. I'm not the type that worries about saving an extra mpg every tankful, so I can't comment on that, but both filters have helped power for passing or getting up an on ramp, etc.Washing and re-oiling the filter is really easy, best to do it while you're washing your car and have the hose handy. Just a matter of spraying the cleaning solution on first, and getting all the old oil off, than re-oiling it once it's dry. Easy! This filter will pay for it's self the second time it's reused instead of a factory filter.

Works best with Mobil One synthetic oil and BG MOA for long life between oil changes. It costs a little more, but the protection for your engine is worth it. Changing regular oil every 3,000 miles and throwing on a cheap Fram filter is for suckers. You might as well just throw your money down the toilet.