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Cone Air Filter (Read 90 times)
hockmanjosh
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Cone Air Filter
06/08/16 at 22:19:19
Can I install a cone air filter without major modification? I remember reading somewhere on here that you have to relocate the batter to install a cone filter.
Thanks for the help!
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Josh Hockman
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2003 Suzuki Savage LS 650
*HD Dyna Muffler *Raptor 660 Petcock
*K&N Cone Filter
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06/08/16 at 22:41:36
no interference on my bike. Carry on!
ps: airbox needs removal!
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06/08/16 at 22:44:58
Do you have a photo?
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Josh Hockman
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06/09/16 at 00:55:35
I can take one tomorrow. Really, it's easy, remove stock rubber air tube, slip on cone. 21/8 or 21/4, forgot which.
read the thread 'tuning your intake' for more info and photos.
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06/09/16 at 03:39:54
Simple hookup, buy this
pm me
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06/09/16 at 03:40:06
Are you after the "look"......or do you expect to get better performance?
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Re: Cone Air Filter
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06/09/16 at 05:41:41
You must be sure the filter flange does not cover any air bleed holes at the carb inlet bell! If so you will have a tuning nightmare.
http://www.choppercharles.com/2013/12/jetting-made-easy.html
http://xjbikes.com/forums/threads/pod-filters.28832/page-3
http://www.xs500forum.com/index.php?topic=1357.0
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06/09/16 at 07:08:24
I am looking for performance, plus the look is not bad either.
I'll keep aware of the bleed holes, thanks!
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Josh Hockman
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*HD Dyna Muffler *Raptor 660 Petcock
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06/09/16 at 07:43:50
You'll get better performance with a velocity stack between the carb and air filter.
You can use the stock rubber ducky or a straight tube.
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