Can you run an 400EX with no airbox lid?
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09-28-2006 | 07:03 AM
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04-25-2007 | 03:21 AM
Can you run an 400EX with no airbox lid?
ok well how bout after a jet can you leave the box lid on? or is this now harmful? i'm putting a lte just need to save 300 more bucks. it comes with a aluminum air box, jets , but no air box lid. so my buddy said he would make on for me! i need the lid for were i ride, so this being the case, is the lte not the one for me?
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Can you run an 400EX with no airbox lid?
Originally posted by: RedRubi
Not a problem if you don't mind rebuilding your engine every 100 miles from dirt taking the pistons rings and bearings out.
Not a problem if you don't mind rebuilding your engine every 100 miles from dirt taking the pistons rings and bearings out.
BUT, I recommend getting a EHS or K&N high flow lid just to be safe. That is what I do with my machines and they have all been fine.
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04-25-2007 | 03:33 PM
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Can you run an 400EX with no airbox lid?
Just be carefull once you remove all your airbox stuff. The airbox was put on their for several reasons. One of the major reasons is water. Don't wash your machine without covering the air filter with a plastic bag...Also be carefull when riding in wet conditions, it doesnt take much to ruin your day.
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