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spen 30-05-12 15:50

Air Filter
 
Don"t want to ask Kev again so i thought i would ask here ,if you buy the Stage 2 air filter kit do you get 2 filters ? the new airbox side and a replacement for your original Yamaha filter ? :icon_cheers:

Gas_Up_Lets_Go 30-05-12 16:05

No.

If you buy a Stage 1 you get a replacement top for your air filter, to replace your snorkel

If you buy a stage 2, you get a replacement air filter

If you buy a stage 3 you get a replacement side for your airbox, that has another filter fitted in it.

You can, use a Stage 1 with a foam air filter if you wish, or a K&N, or any other type of filter, including the original.

A stage 2 can be used without a stage 1, but I wouldn't really see the point.

You will also need to either fit a Kev-Mod or a PC-V for the Stage 2 and Stage 3

Fiddich 30-05-12 17:24

Thought this photo may help:

Stage 1 - the 'ring' sealing and holding the filter in place (snorkel removed)
Stage 2 - the filter itself under the 'ring'

Kevs fuel mod sat above the stage 1 'ring' and sat in a diy holder.

Stage 3 - air filter element and cover which replaces one of the airbox side covers - not fitted on mine so no photos.



http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/...1/PICT0030.jpg

spen 30-05-12 18:20

So the question is ,did you notice a gain from all this ? how do you set the "kev" mod up do you check the plug or adjust it to stop back firing ? should i go for a stage 3 ? don"t think i like the idea of the airbox open to the rain etc .Whats the best route to go down .Thanks for your help :woo:

Gas_Up_Lets_Go 30-05-12 19:05

I went PC-V, and yes, huge gain.

spen 30-05-12 19:46

I like the idea obove ,i just need to hear more info about setting it up ,

Fiddich 30-05-12 19:58

Kev will send the fuel mod installation instructions and correct setting with the unit.
As for the stage 3, there are power & torque curves on the site for stage 1, 2 and 3 installations. I would study them yourself to determine if the stage 3 gives you what you want ie bottom end, mid range and high revs.
I will try to find the link.
I think its been said above - the only time you would need to worry about water ingress via the stage 3 is if you fancied crossing the Firth of Forth!

Link is here:

http://www.xt660.com/site/node/324

The advantages of the stage 3 over the 2 seem to come in over the 4.5k rev point - if you do a lot of riding above this maybe the st3 is for you. I wanted to improve the bikes pulling power below 4.5k so I stuck with the stage 2 - depends how you ride.

spookyad 30-05-12 21:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fiddich (Post 173803)
Kev will send the fuel mod installation instructions and correct setting with the unit.
As for the stage 3, there are power & torque curves on the site for stage 1, 2 and 3 installations. I would study them yourself to determine if the stage 3 gives you what you want ie bottom end, mid range and high revs.
I will try to find the link.
I think its been said above - the only time you would need to worry about water ingress via the stage 3 is if you fancied crossing the Firth of Forth!

Link is here:

http://www.xt660.com/site/node/324

The advantages of the stage 3 over the 2 seem to come in over the 4.5k rev point - if you do a lot of riding above this maybe the st3 is for you. I wanted to improve the bikes pulling power below 4.5k so I stuck with the stage 2 - depends how you ride.

Do you need the kev mod for only stage 1 and 2

Fiddich 30-05-12 21:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by spookyad (Post 173812)
Do you need the kev mod for only stage 1 and 2

More a question for Kev but I believe his answer would be yes.

spen 30-05-12 21:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fiddich (Post 173803)
Kev will send the fuel mod installation instructions and correct setting with the unit.
As for the stage 3, there are power & torque curves on the site for stage 1, 2 and 3 installations. I would study them yourself to determine if the stage 3 gives you what you want ie bottom end, mid range and high revs.
I will try to find the link.
I think its been said above - the only time you would need to worry about water ingress via the stage 3 is if you fancied crossing the Firth of Forth!

Link is here:

http://www.xt660.com/site/node/324

The advantages of the stage 3 over the 2 seem to come in over the 4.5k rev point - if you do a lot of riding above this maybe the st3 is for you. I wanted to improve the bikes pulling power below 4.5k so I stuck with the stage 2 - depends how you ride.

I"m like you i like to give the bike gears rather than wring it"s neck , can" t find a link to buy the stage one and stage 2 filter ,still looking


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