Air filter Options

Chaz · 26-Dec-2011, 15:52

I use the bmc ones bit pricey though.

chris.p · 26-Dec-2011, 16:38

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Originally Posted by Chaz

I use the bmc ones bit pricey though.

Pricy as Chaz said, but handy if you are using carbon fibre air tubes.

http://www.moorespeedracing.co.uk/du...ir-filter.html

Chris

Ray · 27-Dec-2011, 10:05

Have you ditched the wire mesh on the air intakes? They are a big restriction on how much air those twin cylinders can gulp in.

It will make the bike run a little lean but you can fix that with the powercommander.

Ray.

Cranker V2 · 27-Dec-2011, 15:58

carbon tubes , mesh over intakes and no filters on my track 853r. Obvioulsly running risk of gulping in lumps of whatever. I would run the pipercross filters with standard airtubes.

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26-Dec-2011, 15:52	#1
Chaz Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 916 Strada Posts: 3,844 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: At some track or another:) Mood: www.od2racing.co.uk I use the bmc ones bit pricey though. Reply

27-Dec-2011, 10:05	#3
Ray Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,555 Join Date: May 2001 Location: North Yorkshire Mood: R U thinking what I'm thinking?......Oh dear! Have you ditched the wire mesh on the air intakes? They are a big restriction on how much air those twin cylinders can gulp in. It will make the bike run a little lean but you can fix that with the powercommander. Ray. Reply

27-Dec-2011, 15:58	#4
Cranker V2 Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: Class A 620ssie #71 - 853 R/RS Dry - 748sp Wet Posts: 725 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Chester Mood: Green with envy carbon tubes , mesh over intakes and no filters on my track 853r. Obvioulsly running risk of gulping in lumps of whatever. I would run the pipercross filters with standard airtubes. Reply