Outerwears airbox lid
#1
Does any one have one?How do you like it?how do you keep the heat from affecting the velcro?Does it keep out the water & how well?I'm looking to put one on when I add my pipe, Pro Flow & Dynojet kit so lets hear what you have to say.
#2
Not worth it. The velcro doesn't hold up good at all. My advice is to buy an Outerwears filter cover for the Pro-Flow and run without the airbox lid. That is what I'm doing. This after modifying about 3 different stock airbox lids in different ways and also trying the Outerwears lid. Go for no lid.
#3
I bought the Outerwear lid cover for a stock airbox & it works real nice & doesn't let any water/debris into the airbox. However, it was a pain in the a... to install since I had to cut the velcro & the cover in more than one place(despite instructions) & had to leave the velcro adhesive part cure in a warm environment(my house) for about a week(directions said 24 hours). Even after that some of the velcro adhesive ends still peeled a little but overall it works real well. Reportedly it will only last a year or so which is not bad for the $20 it cost but the next time I will just use an OuterWear filter cover & do away with the cover.
If you get an aftermarket airbox they are made to run with out a lid & they don't have all the clamps & bumpy plastic that interfere with a good sealing velcro & I bet the OuterWear cover would be easy to install on those.
If you get an aftermarket airbox they are made to run with out a lid & they don't have all the clamps & bumpy plastic that interfere with a good sealing velcro & I bet the OuterWear cover would be easy to install on those.
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