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Wife has been cleaning out the old garage and we came across a Ford K&N air filter set up for a Ranger. My son didn't claim it, so I adapted it to my Trooper. My old snorkel had an open exposed filter and you could hear the engine gulping for air, which sounded neat at first, just like the exhaust sounded neat, at first, but after you listen to it all day, you get sooooo tired of it, so I adapted the Ford K&N with it's silencer and enclosed filter to my Trooper, much quieter so far, just need to get my bearings in and I can give it a real test. Here's some photos, click and follow the next.

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