New Warrior Air box lid or holes? Intake kit or grease on stock filter?
Jan 14, 2001 | 05:02 PM
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Were can I find a Moto Force Air Box lid for my 2000 warrior? Is this better than just cuting holes in the stock lid? I ride in alot of mud and water should I do either of these? I am worried about water geting in the intake. will the Outerware pre filters keep water out? I also wanted to get the pro-flow intake kit but someone said just to put grease on the stock filter. is this good or bad?
2000 Warrior
Bone stock (for now)
2000 Warrior
Bone stock (for now)
Jan 15, 2001 | 10:34 AM
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350Dee,
The Moto Force Lid is only about 35 bucks, you can get it from James Lucky Racing, I'm sure other places have it too. That way you're not hacking into the factory lid, and can return it to stock later. By all means, go with the Pro Flo filter adapter. No matter how much sealing grease you put on the filter seal, some dirt always seems to get by. Plus it will probably flow a little better than factory. Just my 2 cents.
The Moto Force Lid is only about 35 bucks, you can get it from James Lucky Racing, I'm sure other places have it too. That way you're not hacking into the factory lid, and can return it to stock later. By all means, go with the Pro Flo filter adapter. No matter how much sealing grease you put on the filter seal, some dirt always seems to get by. Plus it will probably flow a little better than factory. Just my 2 cents.
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