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you guys a proably geting tired of seeing my name but i was wondering if the air filters that clamp on the carb are they any good. i'd really like to get rid of my warrior air box but i didn't know how good they would work. i do alot of trail riding you kind of over the hill and threw the creek and i didn't know how they would work being wet or when it real dusty?
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i have my k&n filter and outerwear in my stock airbox still but have it slightly modded i wouldnt get the filter to bolt right onto the carb if your gonna be going through any water or mud but the outerwear is waterproof just watch out and go slow through the water and you should be fine if you get a clamp on
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Originally posted by: jaggers2e42
you guys a proably geting tired of seeing my name but i was wondering if the air filters that clamp on the carb are they any good. i'd really like to get rid of my warrior air box but i didn't know how good they would work. i do alot of trail riding you kind of over the hill and threw the creek and i didn't know how they would work being wet or when it real dusty?
you guys a proably geting tired of seeing my name but i was wondering if the air filters that clamp on the carb are they any good. i'd really like to get rid of my warrior air box but i didn't know how good they would work. i do alot of trail riding you kind of over the hill and threw the creek and i didn't know how they would work being wet or when it real dusty?
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Originally posted by: 86LT250RFatty
you will have to re-jet, but why not get a pro-flow, it clamps on to the airbox, but u can run no-lid and get petter performance.
you will have to re-jet, but why not get a pro-flow, it clamps on to the airbox, but u can run no-lid and get petter performance.
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