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street_moto 03-06-14 23:18

Recommend a replacement air filter XTZ
 
So here goes, Kev 02 and fuel mod fitted. Akrapovic exhaust, snorkel removed, so which filter should I buy to replace Yamaha filter?
Any advice welcome, experiences with K&N, Pypercross, BMC or others?
Regards Dave

Schnidely 04-06-14 05:13

DNA gets a good wrap up, got a foamy myself but just ordered a DNA to compare the difference.

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Harry00 19-06-14 20:19

Very satisfied with Pipercross so far: Not such a big fan of cotton filters (K&N, DNA) because they could let small dust particles pass through. Examples are easy to find here in the forum and on Google...
For road use it should not be a problem, but if you also take on dusty conditions, foam is the right material in my opinion.

Nevertheless, also take the time to take off both side covers of your airbox and seal them off with grease!

penfold 25-06-14 21:56

Hello,

Did we come to a consensus on which air filter? Is it worth updating or just stick to the standard one?

I'm changing my exhaust, riding predominantly road (coastal) but will do a small amount of off-roading (predominantly mud/gravel). No other mods to the fuel/air system yet.

Best place to buy from?

Thanks all,
Penfold

street_moto 26-06-14 09:43

Went with a BMC filter in the end, cotton I believe, wound the fuel mod up to 5 o clock position, made a big difference!
Regards Dave

Petenz 26-06-14 10:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harry00 (Post 200519)
Very satisfied with Pipercross so far: Not such a big fan of cotton filters (K&N, DNA) because they could let small dust particles pass through. Examples are easy to find here in the forum and on Google...
For road use it should not be a problem, but if you also take on dusty conditions, foam is the right material in my opinion.

Nevertheless, also take the time to take off both side covers of your airbox and seal them off with grease!

So True...
K&N / DNA filters are great... If yer don't go any where there could be dust....

Take a note where the K&N filter came in every test ===> http://www.dieselbombers.com/chevrol...r-testing.html

PS.... I use a OTR form filter... Had a pipercross but the OTR filter has a lot
more surface area..

penfold 26-06-14 22:40

Hi,

Doing a quick search on that well known search engine I found this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pipercross...item51bf3b9ee5

Is this the pipercross filter you're talking about? Did you declare the filter change to your insurance company?

Thanks,
Penfold

Locky 26-06-14 23:29

Got me thinking now that i should change my DNA for a foam filter, i do a lot of
off roading in dusty conditions.

Kev 27-06-14 11:55

For me, Dirt = foam filters, for the road = DNA, the DNA flter have the flow advantages over K&N, this does not mean less filtering of the elements, the XT660 DNA filters run larger pleats than the K&N filters giving a larger filtered surface area.

DirtyTenere 27-06-14 12:17

What's the flow rate like on the OTR foam filters


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