Filter housing?
#5
RE: Filter housing?
unbolt the filter housing (should be one bolt on top), then pull it up and out b/c the silencer is hooked to it going into the fender. once you're out, rip that restrictive silencer outta that filter housing! You're on your way to better airflow
#7
RE: Filter housing?
How about if you pull out the air silencer then cut away half of the plastic housing that is facing the fenderwall. It would increase air flow and still keep you from pulling in hot air from the engine.
#8
RE: Filter housing?
I removed the housing and the filter is still hanging on to the pipe with that metal strap. The car accelerates smoother and bette better airflow, and I dont think its that hot since air is blowing in from under the car and through the fender..
#9
RE: Filter housing?
dude, i wouldn't do that if i were you. hit a nice bump and that filter will knock loose and hello engine damage. i blew up my motocross bike twice w/ an air filter that came loose and sucked in dirt. i think that its not a very good idea
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