I was wondering if I put in a K&N Power kit (Jet, hi-flow air filter, precharger) with just the stock pipe will i still see an improvement? I am looking into how I can compensate for some 25" tires I want to put on but after I buy the tires and rims, being 15, I won't have the money to get a pipe as well. At Highlifter.com they say it will give a 15% power increase and I was Wondering If that is Really True. Anybody out there with a Kit in Their Wolv. have any comments good or bad they'd like to make about the kit?

Thanks a bunch Guys,

Evan Wolf, 15
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2001 Yamaha Wolverine 350 (blue)
-Oxlite cv-boot guards
-Dimondplate aluminum: bashplate,
front skidplate, bottom skidplate
2000 Polaris Trailboss 325
-Hand guards
-Speedo,odom,tripmeter,hr meter
-Rear 23" Dirt Devil Tires
-Front rack
1998 Yamaha RT-180 Dirtbike
-Bone stock screamer(2-Stroke)
1998 Dodge Dakota SPORT V8 (red)
-Club Cab
-Tow Package
-Bed Liner
-Alpine CD deck
(I WILL be driving it as soon as i get my
licence)
1997 Sea-Doo GTX
(110HP 2-stroke)

 

You may want to go back through the post in the performance and modifications and see who has a jet kit without and the exhaust....
You will find somehting there..

 

if you take out the baffle in you stock pipe then the jet kit will work good youll have play with the jetting some to get the right mixture my brother just got a 2001 wolverine and i took my old stock pipe and removed the baffle there was a big differance he is getting the jet kit too

99 wolverine green
fmf mega max 2
k&n jet kit
modifided clutch
25 blackwaters on itp rims
peaa lights
no front rack
(some internal engine mods next)

this wolv rocks