Airbox delete kit
Jul 22, 2003 | 12:15 PM
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The only thing I'm going to do diffrent is to make a splash guard for it in case I happen to get in some water.
It comes with the adaptor, nuts & bolts, 2 banshee K&Ns, & 2 outerwears.
I had to jet up from DJ146~DJ148 with the stock airbox with the lid on, Prodesign with K&N, & full Sparks pipe at 675' elevation to DJ160~DJ165, That sucker flows a bunch of air!!
It comes with the adaptor, nuts & bolts, 2 banshee K&Ns, & 2 outerwears.
I had to jet up from DJ146~DJ148 with the stock airbox with the lid on, Prodesign with K&N, & full Sparks pipe at 675' elevation to DJ160~DJ165, That sucker flows a bunch of air!!
Jul 22, 2003 | 08:31 PM
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I've had some good feed back on the JC Raptor Adaptor kit and have had good experiences with the myself. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img] I will not say it's the best hands down as I've "NEVER" tried sixsixt's setup yet and to say that would be biassed and full of BS!
Jul 23, 2003 | 01:29 AM
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What I meant was that I have seen the Raptor Adaptor and I have seen sixsixT's adaptor plate, and I like the look of sixsixT's more. I don't know which one really works better, I think they pretty much do the same thing.
I'm also wondering about Pilot jet and air fuel mixture, I assume everything changes. Or am I wrong?
I'm also wondering about Pilot jet and air fuel mixture, I assume everything changes. Or am I wrong?
Jul 23, 2003 | 01:49 AM
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They are both better than the stock set up. Each has pro's and cons. The JC adapter (Jay are you making that one??) puts blow by into the fresh fuel/air stream and the other uses a adational filter. I like the looks of the JC one . They are like slip-ons. Pick the one you like best cause there is little difference.
Pat- do not be such a blatant nut huger and your post will stay up. lol
Pat- do not be such a blatant nut huger and your post will stay up. lol
Jul 23, 2003 | 02:25 AM
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Originally posted by: 14mins
They are both better than the stock set up. Each has pro's and cons. The JC adapter (Jay are you making that one??) puts blow by into the fresh fuel/air stream and the other uses a adational filter. I like the looks of the JC one . They are like slip-ons. Pick the one you like best cause there is little difference.
Pat- do not be such a blatant nut huger and your post will stay up. lol
They are both better than the stock set up. Each has pro's and cons. The JC adapter (Jay are you making that one??) puts blow by into the fresh fuel/air stream and the other uses a adational filter. I like the looks of the JC one . They are like slip-ons. Pick the one you like best cause there is little difference.
Pat- do not be such a blatant nut huger and your post will stay up. lol
No I'm Not Actually, They're made by Graydon. I just think they sound great being called JC Raptor Adaptor.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
