K&N High-Flow Original Lifetime Engine Air Filter: Increase Performance, Premium, Washable: Compatible with 2007-2024 FORD/LINCOLN: Expedition, F150, F250, F350, F450, F550, F560, Navigator, 33-2385

Honest review of K&N Engine Air Filter: Increase Power & Towing, Washable Replacement Air Filter: Compatible 2007-2021 Ford/Lincoln Truck/SUV (F150, Raptor, Expedition, Navigator, F250, F350, F450, F550, F650) 33-2385 @ $51.99 at time of order.After researching online and reading reviews here, I opted to try this performance engine air filter for my 2016 F150 with the 2.7L EcoBoost engine, and just over 75,000 miles on the engine when I installed this filter. This reportedly enhances horsepower, performance, towing and can help with gas mileage. Who doesn’t want to increase their gas mileage, right? I don’t normally tow anything, but increased abilities are there if needed. This manufacturer boasts about the longevity of these filters, so we shall see. I don’t normally travel through mud or a lot of water or on very dusty roads (which can be a detriment to these or any filter). I plan on normal and average use.Likes: Amazon Prime shipping, returns and refunds. Limited lifetime warranty (this manufacturer has boasted of these filters lasting 1,000,000 miles). These are washable and they sell a kit to clean and reoil them. Up to 5 years or 75,000 miles between required cleaning (I won’t be waiting nearly that long so any updates to this review in the future will not be because I let the thing go dirty for too long). Very reputable company. This filter was a perfect fit and was quite simple to install. So far (about 150 miles into the new filter), I have noticed that my truck seems to accelerate much easier, it breathes easier. Maybe it’s just a placebo effect, but I don’t think so really. I opted to pass an erratically driving motorist and noticed more “umphhh” when accelerating to pass. It’s too early to tell much on the fuel efficiency increase, but I am hopeful. In the box are stickers and a decal that I opted to affix to the air filter cover, and then wrote the date and mileage on it. The decal alerts any shop or oil changing service to not throw your filter away and identifies it as a K&N Reusable filter. I am also saving the environment from added discarded old filters. So far, I have seen a 1-2 MPG increase in fuel efficiency.Dislikes: None so far.Mehs: This engine air filter is expensive at the onset, especially when compared to other engine air filters (that are not performance filters). However, this initial expense should be offset in the long run and should pay for itself by not having to buy replacements every 5-12 thousand miles.5 stars

I drive two hours a day and do a couple trips to Florida a year.. so maximizing my fuel efficiency is important. I like K & N filters because they can be washed and reused.. which is a great value for the money. This first perfectly into my 2022 Ford F-150 and I had no issues with installation. Would highly recommend.

Great air filter. Bought this for my 2023 F150 Raptor. Its a good tight fit, if you apply a little of the K&N oil on the rubber on top of the filter it will slide in the slots on the filter housing box much easier. I have been a K&N customer for over 40 years for all my trucks and cars, this is not a deal breaker but this is the first one that didn't come with a K&N sticker that i put on the air filter housing box.

Awesome

Fits perfect!

I've been a fan/user of K&N filters for over 40 years, and I'm very thorough when it comes to maintenance, so you can trust what I say here.Re-chargeable filters are good in theory, but you need to be aware of these things:My driving is never in dusty conditions, but I do live in the country, near woods, and I just cleaned my filter after 40,000 miles, and it was somewhat dirty, but more importantly, it had picked up all sorts of small, organic matter, wedged down between the pleats.So you WILL need compressed air to clean that crap out, along with a very tiny, flat-blade screwdriver to gently pick out the stubborn particles the air won't dislodge. And you'll need to do it in sunlight, so you can really see them!I used Dawn dish soap and warm water in a plastic bin, and did the process 3 times. After the 2nd time, I tapped the filter to dislodge about 2/3's of the crap, then fired up the air compressor and blew out/picked out all the remaining debris, then left it to soak one final time in the cleaner, each time changing the water between cleanings.I left it to soak about an hour, rinsed it thoroughly, then blew it off one final time, then left it in the sun to fully dry. I also took the air nozzle and blew out the air box, TOWARDS THE INTAKE SIDE, NOT THE ENGINE SIDE, because it collects crap in there as well. I used air filter spray oil to oil it, then replaced it, and wrote down the date/mileage in my owner's manual. (I told you I was thorough!)All in all, I would cut K&N's recommended 75,000 miles cleaning/recharging in half, and you need a compressor to do it right. And about 2 hours of your time. If you don't have that, just buy a replaceable filter. It's not worth it. For me, it is. Plus I feel good about putting less trash in the landfills.

Exact fit, dropped right in. Fair price and better than the paper filters.

Fits my 2015 F150 2.7L perfect. Came covered in oil already so made for a quick install. Was worth the $60 imo.