Would it be a good idea to drill small holes in my airbox cover on my lakota, for more air flow because if you know the lakota or mojave it's not to smart to drive around with the airbox lid off because it's on the side of the quad and the filter can fall out. So considering i have a high performance pipe if i take in air quicker with the hole drilled out with the pipe i can get it out just as fast so i would gain some performance. Would it be wise and what can happen that's bad for the quad. They would be small so not any water would really get in and i don't ride in wet conditions to much[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] so is it worth it or should i keep it the way it is now with the twin air in the stock airbox.

 

Well the best thing to do is a clamp on,which i've seen your looking into.However if not,take your hood off and the airbox cover under the hood take it off so your airbox opening is wide open,it will get a little better airflow,but you need a good aftermarket filter (twin air may be good enough) and you'll just need to clean more often.

 

Well i would buy a K&N airfilter if i were to drill hole in my airbox even though they don't make them for me i'll buy a mojave one. But i don't really want to take off the whole airbox lid because i do want it protected some what that's why i was thinking of the holes in the airbox.

 

They sell pop in filters for airbox lids. Ckeck Alba's website for them, you drill a 1 inch hole and pop the filters in, so you have better air flow to the filter and you still have some protection.

 

Alba does not make any parts for my quad. They make parts for the KFX400 and top of the line racing quads but not lakota's or mojave, or at least not at the site i went to albaaction.com.

 

white brothers makes the pop in filters for dirt bike air boxes so i dont see why it wouldnt wouk on a lakota

 

Yeah i was just saying that alba had them, heres a link:
http://alba.buyol.com/Item/46%2D509.htm