Induction kit oiling?

[Jayfish]

I've taken apart my greens induction kit and cleaned it but can't remember if it then needs oiling, i've got some pipercross dirt retention additive from my previous panel filter, should I use it?

P.S. once I washed the filter I realised i needed to go to the shops, so i nicked one of my wifes stockings and bunged that over the air inlet to stop crap getting in (is this a barryboy invention?) and nipped round the bypass.
The performance was awful, way too lean, but the sound turned a few heads as I drove into town

If ever you hear thunka-thunka-thunka from your front wheel, pull over; you may well find you have only two wheel nuts left and both of those are probably loose! Not that that has ever happened to me, honest!

 

[Tom]

Yes, it will need oiling. I've got no idea if the piperx oil will work or not.

 

[Jayfish]

ok thx Tom, i guess there's not too much to choose between the oils so i'll just use that.

If ever you hear thunka-thunka-thunka from your front wheel, pull over; you may well find you have only two wheel nuts left and both of those are probably loose! Not that that has ever happened to me, honest!

 

[Lee]

All the oils be it k&n or pipercross all do the same thing so it should be fine.
Lee

 

[Anonymous]

nice one, thx

 

[Tom]

Yes they do the same thing but they might be different.

Mobil 1 oil does the same thing as a £5/gal mineral oil, doesn't make them compatible

 

[Lee]

trust me tom they r the same the only diff is the name, i have used them all and mine and everyone elses i know r fine.
Lee

 

[Tom]

Last time I used K&N oil (ok, it was 8 years ago) it was alot thinner than the piperx stuff.