[scuzz]

Are you guys still rolling stock?

If not, what did you get and why?

How much did you pay?

What do you think?



Club | 700 | xx

 

[XC_XX]

Still stock here, wanted to check and see what the hot setup was around here......

any suggestions?

 

[xx-rated]

Still running stock, I figure I'll swap the filter when I get my pipe and controller. I always liked K&N, but I think I'm gonna run a Uni or Twin Air this time. All the research I have done has shown foam filters to be better for dusty conditions.

 

[scuzz]

I'm still running stock too, although I have cleaned mine once.

I couldn't get the stock screw off so I ended up forcing the filter out. Man was it a booger to get out!

Also, it's worth mentioning that the steal cage thingy that goes inside of the filter is quite heavy duty, I imagine the ones for aftermarket filters will be lighter and less restrictive.



Club | 700 | xx

 

[YSW_Racing]

K&N!!!

 

[msg harmon]

Still running stock and do not plan on changing it. K&N is nice for air flow but dirt also goes thru the filter right into the engine. Then its time to redo the valves. Sorry but stock is best.

 

[KTM265]

PSW... Here is an air filter designed for you. One for your mouth and since this is the Interent...

 

[msg harmon]

Well its just that I am a Real technician and have seen the results of a K&N filter. Just prefer the foam/oil. Check your oil next time you ride in the dust just after changing it. It will have allot of dirt from the air your bike is breathing. Try it some time thats all. The only reason oil gets dirty is because of the air intake.

 

[YSW_Racing]

ya but if you use a prefilter on a K&N it helps ALOT.

 

[xx-rated]

Like I said, if you ride a lot in dusty conditions, foam is the way to go. Uni has a filter available now, the part number is #NU-4143ST. Since I have yet to clean my stock one, I dont know if you'll need a filter for the breather as well if you swap out the stocker, but I would think so.

 

[KTM265]

Foam filters with oil are proven to work better in dusty conditions... Take a look at your riding conditions, style/type of riding you do and choose what best works for your conditions.

 

[trailin'me]

I myself am using a UNI .. .figure anything is better than stock.

 

[scuzz]

I myself am using a UNI .. .figure anything is better than stock.

You're not kidding either!

The stock filters flow horribly.



Club | 700 | xx