Any performance increase with new air filter?
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Any performance increase with new air filter?
You wont get much at all but going to a different foam filter. A k&n with a outerwear will give you some more. Also air box mods will give you more flow. I dont know if the KQs efi will adjust for more air flow. You may need a dobeck or power commander. A new filter and exhaust or just remove the spark arrestor will help quite a bit.
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Any performance increase with new air filter?
SuperSuzuki4,
By the time you add the foam around the K&N how do you say it gives more than a Twin Air or Uni? Are you recommending these mods from experience on your own King Quad?
Pastor,
If you are worried agout power gains, why are you doing the UNI? If you only want to get the stock filter out of the bikes then the UNI is good enough. There is no way the Uni cage will flow as well as the Twin Air. Just my 2 cents.
By the time you add the foam around the K&N how do you say it gives more than a Twin Air or Uni? Are you recommending these mods from experience on your own King Quad?
Pastor,
If you are worried agout power gains, why are you doing the UNI? If you only want to get the stock filter out of the bikes then the UNI is good enough. There is no way the Uni cage will flow as well as the Twin Air. Just my 2 cents.
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Any performance increase with new air filter?
Nylon I think. Go to outwewears website and look at them. I think it is www.outerwears.com
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Any performance increase with new air filter?
Uni, Twin Air, and K & N will all flow way more air than your engine needs or can use. I installed a UNI on mine, and did not notice any gains. The real question is how much dirt do you want to stop. K & N's marketing gimmick is that they flow more air than the competition, which they probably do, but at the sacrafice of letting more dirt through.
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Any performance increase with new air filter?
Originally posted by: 1tonchev
Uni, Twin Air, and K & N will all flow way more air than your engine needs or can use. I installed a UNI on mine, and did not notice any gains. The real question is how much dirt do you want to stop. K & N's marketing gimmick is that they flow more air than the competition, which they probably do, but at the sacrafice of letting more dirt through.
Uni, Twin Air, and K & N will all flow way more air than your engine needs or can use. I installed a UNI on mine, and did not notice any gains. The real question is how much dirt do you want to stop. K & N's marketing gimmick is that they flow more air than the competition, which they probably do, but at the sacrafice of letting more dirt through.
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