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I,ve installed one on my truck without a problem i get more power and better gas mileage. If i put one in my bike will i have to jet the carbs out? I know i would have to if i was replacing the entire exhaust system but what about just the filter. The headers are stock the can is after market TwoBrothers. Thanks for the help.![]()
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1990 Suzuki GSXR1100
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depends on the bike
for instance on a SV650, K&N filters are known not to flow any better than stock, the only advantage they have is a washable reusable filter rather than a throw away
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depends on the bike... most bike there's no benefit and I know my bike already has a cleanable factory air filter.
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1993 CBR 900rr,... thats why i wanted this filter i won't have to buy another one. Just wondering if i have to do anything to the carbs or just throw it in there. I know with my Gixxer i had to jet the carbs but i also put a Vance@Hynes full exhaust system in plus the K@N filter.
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1990 Suzuki GSXR1100
1992 Kawasaki ZX750
1996 Honda F3 Trackbike
The air box on old bikes had to be opened up. Your 92but i would think so, & I would also bet your going need to jet um
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PS it's still going to look like a smoldering turd & your buddy with the red ones looks like a burning turd.![]()
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Heres a condom. I figured since youre acting like a dick, you should dress like one too.
I had a feeling i was gonna have to jet um. I might just call K@N and see what they have to say. Some people say jet and some say no better i call them and see whats up.Originally posted by beet
The air box on old bikes had to be opened up. Your 92but i would think so, & I would also bet your going need to jet um
HaHa,...you seem to know alot about Turds there Dingleberry Picker.![]()
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1990 Suzuki GSXR1100
1992 Kawasaki ZX750
1996 Honda F3 Trackbike
Yeah, but you ride a TL, and TL is an acronym for Turd Lover.Originally posted by beet
PS it's still going to look like a smoldering turd & your buddy with the red ones looks like a burning turd.![]()
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Let's see how your TL looks when it turns 14 years old. Steve's CBR is MINT!
BMC.....All others are second rate.
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As others said it depends on the bike. On the RC51 there is no advantage with aftermarket filters and the 02+ has cleanable elements. My friend says on his 1000rr the BMC filters give like 1 or 2 more hp on the dyno and the K&N filters are junk. The bike can only use so much air and adding more doesnt make a difference.
Sorry if you guys think I am being a Douche Canoe for bring out an old thread. I thought better discuss in an existing thread rather than start a new one.
I opened my air box yesterday to replace the old filter with a new one. To my surprise, it had a K&N. Good and bad because I have to be on TTD on Tuesday and I do not hae the K&N cleaning kit. Depot Kawasaki honda near Portsmouth in closed on Monday. Where can I get a clening kit for K&N near Portsmouth?
Also I saw a lot of dist in teh Air box. Anyone else notice dust in the air box? It was so greasy I had to removeht entore housing and wash it and dry it. Here is a picture after I cleaned the dust a little bit, including a tiny lady bug!
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Since we are on the subject, it seems that some folks think that the factory filters work as well as aftermarket.
Does anyone know if that would be the case on a 02 ZX-7R? I already have a full exhaust and am about to buy an ignition advancer and jet kit, so I was wondering if I should bother spending the extra 50 on a K&N.
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mixed feelings really, depends on who you ask. OEM filters filter better than a K&N, have seen the flow / filtration charts proving it. OEM filters better and flows just as good. If you want to go with an improvement, you need a BMC race filter or a DNA. DNA Filters
Apparently the DNA filters increase power like a BMC race, but offer better filtration than the BMC race. Basically after reading what I've read, I'll not buy a K&N again. I know others who yanked K&N's and tossed them as well.
This is ALL bike applications. I can't say anything about car / truck applications.
Thanks guys....I had looked at BMC's and they are about 25 bucks more than K&N's but it sounds like they may be worth the extra coin.
I went with a BMC race, I should have gone with a DNA...but that's even more expensive, $111 for my bike.
from what i've heard if you do a drop in it usually requires a jet or remap (FI).
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Well I am getting my bike rejetted, a BMC air filter and a +4 timing advance, will let you know how she runs after that