By putting the dust cover over the foam filter & fitting it to the airbox the way you did it would it allow dust into the engine as your not making a 100% sealing surface between the bottom of the foam filter & the air filter box because the dust cover is now the sealing surface & not the foam, the dust cover is not 100% smooth ,it has ridges & valleys it in, only small but enough for fine dust to pass. Correct me if i,m wrong , I think your surpost to fit the air-filter & cage to the airbox than put the dust cover over the fitted air filter
I've had this and the Wings exhaust on my Husqvarna 701 Enduro for over 20,000 miles and it is awesome! No need to retune other than the 5 minute idle. Only noticeable side effect is the increased induction noise after taking the stock air box off with a small increase in throttle response. But the biggest benefit is the 250 mile range allowing me to not have to stop for gas till my buddies on 1290's need to stop for gas.
I,ve had my raid tank & air filter for 18 months & i still haven,t fitted it as I don,t trust the little plastic air box ,at least I,ve got the steel cage ,now your gone to a plastic cage.WTF , the quairty has really gone down hill
Its not an airbox, an airbox is what the filter sits inside. This is an open to air, air filter. its amazing if the bike runs as well as stock at all rpm, like the stock airbox is designed to do. Most seem to like it fine but Ive kinda learned what one person likes, another may think its not so much. I kinda hate to go thru the trouble and find out its not for me, the bike runs so well the way it is.....................an airbox is a big dead air chamber designed to let an engine breathe in the right way, designed by engineers. This little box....................I dunno.
Everything fits and works amazingly. The quality is great, very nice. I am very happy with it.
Keep making great stuff!! Thank you
By putting the dust cover over the foam filter & fitting it to the airbox the way you did it would it allow dust into the engine as your not making a 100% sealing surface between the bottom of the foam filter & the air filter box because the dust cover is now the sealing surface & not the foam, the dust cover is not 100% smooth ,it has ridges & valleys it in, only small but enough for fine dust to pass. Correct me if i,m wrong , I think your surpost to fit the air-filter & cage to the airbox than put the dust cover over the fitted air filter
I think the video order is a bit out - 19:35 need to happen before 10:00 otherwise there's nothing to connect.
Does it affect AFR on Euro5 bikes? So it needs tuning or is it good to go on stock euro5 bikes?
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Does the bike run as well as stock with this airbox/gas tank fitted?
Does it need re-tuning? Or is that not discussed?
I've had this and the Wings exhaust on my Husqvarna 701 Enduro for over 20,000 miles and it is awesome! No need to retune other than the 5 minute idle. Only noticeable side effect is the increased induction noise after taking the stock air box off with a small increase in throttle response. But the biggest benefit is the 250 mile range allowing me to not have to stop for gas till my buddies on 1290's need to stop for gas.
I,ve had my raid tank & air filter for 18 months & i still haven,t fitted it as I don,t trust the little plastic air box ,at least I,ve got the steel cage ,now your gone to a plastic cage.WTF , the quairty has really gone down hill
Its not an airbox, an airbox is what the filter sits inside. This is an open to air, air filter.
its amazing if the bike runs as well as stock at all rpm, like the stock airbox is designed to do.
Most seem to like it fine but Ive kinda learned what one person likes, another may think its not so much. I kinda hate to go thru the trouble and find out its not for me, the bike runs so well the way it is.....................an airbox is a big dead air chamber designed to let an engine breathe in the right way, designed by engineers. This little box....................I dunno.