2004-8 Kia Picanto Gets Performance Addition with K&N Air Filter

Jan. 24, 2008 -- The Kia Picanto was produced in South Korea as a five door hatchback sedan. The Kia Picanto has been available in the European market since spring of 2004. The 1.0 and 1.1 liter 3 cylinder diesel engine has direct injection and a variable geometry turbocharger delivering up to 74 horsepower. The Kia Picanto is equipped with a CD and MP3 player, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors and a remote central locking system.

K&N Engineering developed a new replacement air filter, 33-2930, that fits directly into the factory air box of the 2004 to 2008 Kia Picanto models with 1.0 and 1.1 liter engines. This simple drop-in design makes the 33-2930 an easy performance add-on. All you need to do is replace the stock, disposable air filter in your Kia Picanto with the K&N Replacement Air Filter 33-2930.

The 33-2930, replacement air filter, is designed to increase horsepower and acceleration while providing excellent filtration. All K&N Air Filters are washable, reusable filters backed by a million mile limited warranty. The 33-2930 will be the last air filter your Kia Picanto will ever need.

To find all K&N performance products for your Kia Picanto or any other vehicle use our Application Search on www.KNFilters.com. Find a K&N Dealer near your area using our Dealer Search.

Vehicles that use K&N's 33-2930 air filter are as follows:

2008 KIA PICANTO 1.1L L4
2008 KIA PICANTO 1.0L L4
2007 KIA PICANTO 1.1L L4
2007 KIA PICANTO 1.0L L4
2006 KIA PICANTO 1.1L L4
2006 KIA PICANTO 1.0L L4
2005 KIA PICANTO 1.1L L4
2005 KIA PICANTO 1.0L L4
2004 KIA PICANTO 1.1L L4
2004 KIA PICANTO 1.0L L4

K&N Engineering, Inc., with headquarters in Riverside, California, has been the world's leader in performance filter technology since 1969, serving the needs of the automotive, motorcycle, marine, industrial and military markets. K&N is heavily involved in nearly every form of motorsports from off-road and powersports to drag racing, stock cars and road racing.

Source: K&N Engineering, Inc.

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