Im thinking of getting a pro flow intake system from rocky mountian atv.Is it hard to install and do you have to adjust the jetting. I have a k&N filter now with a jet kit.THanks




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99' Wolverine, FMF MegaMax2 Pipe, K&N jet kit and filter, OxLite brush guards,Skidplate, DuraBlue Elimanator axle and lift kit and 25" Kenda BearClaws

 

Nope..its simple. Just mark the 2 screw holeson the box, drill them and put the adapter in. Make sure you dont disturb the rubber o-ring from its seat. I got a clamp on K&N on mine. You shouldnt need to re jet if you alredy have a K&N

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Boomer '99 Wolverine

 

Where did you get the k&N clamp on filter?



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99' Wolverine, FMF MegaMax2 Pipe, K&N jet kit and filter, OxLite brush guards,Skidplate, DuraBlue Elimanator axle and lift kit and 25" Kenda BearClaws

 

If you buy the ProFlow conversion kit, it comes with a foam filter and outerwear. I personally like the foam over a K&N, especially if riding in dusty areas--just my opinion though. I agree, you should be okay on the jetting if you already run a K&N.

[This message has been edited by 2000_Warrior_350 (edited 01-17-2000).]

 

The pro-flow is a great choice. I would recommend adding some silicone as a sealant in addition to the rubber oring that it comes with.

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Skene '00 Banshee

 

I got the clamp on and outerwear from Duncan Racing. (619)258-6306. They will hook you up.

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Boomer '99 Wolverine



[This message has been edited by boomer (edited 01-18-2000).]

 

my wolverine ran rich with the pro-flow filter and pro-flow outer rap, i removed the outer rap and now it flows as much air as my uni did.

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Harold Wells Raleigh NC 98 Wolverine& 97 Timberwolf Blueribbon Coalition Member