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stumpy
Posted 2009-01-09 10:42 PM (#26435)
Subject: air inlet


Cruiser

Posts: 68
Cabot Arkansas
has anyone removed the air tube behind the air filter, and if so what issues or gains did it do.
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jama
Posted 2009-01-09 10:54 PM (#26436 - in reply to #26435)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Cruiser

Posts: 293
Arkansas
I removed mine. Can't really say what difference it made. It certainly has not hurt!
I have a K&N filter with S1L1 and the vic remap .
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ScoreBo
Posted 2009-01-10 12:14 AM (#26440 - in reply to #26436)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Iron Butt

Posts: 1117
Northeast Ohio
What air tube? The one with the red plug?
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stumpy
Posted 2009-01-10 12:25 AM (#26441 - in reply to #26435)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Cruiser

Posts: 68
Cabot Arkansas
there is a black set of tubes behind the filter. the tube resembles the same tubes on the early airboxs.
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devilboy
Posted 2009-01-10 8:08 PM (#26470 - in reply to #26441)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Cruiser

Posts: 296
Central Florida
stumpy - 2009-01-10 12:25 AM

there is a black set of tubes behind the filter. the tube resembles the same tubes on the early airboxs.


Its only purpose is to quiet down the noise of the air coming in. It definitely limits your air flow
and without it in place there is an increase in airflow and corresponding noise.
It sits immediately behind the air filter under center headlight.
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ElroyJ
Posted 2009-01-15 4:04 PM (#26746 - in reply to #26470)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Tourer

Posts: 460
Centennial, CO
so, my question is simply "is this worth the time to do IF you aren't doing anything else in that area?"

By the sounds of it, there is no real improvement (noticeable) and therefore is something that might be done the "next time" I am in that area with the bike apart. Correct?
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kevinx
Posted 2009-01-15 7:57 PM (#26769 - in reply to #26746)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Visionary

Posts: 1340
Gainesville Fl Home of the Gators
Unless you are using other power adders like a intake plate, or cams. Leave it alone. On a stock, or stage motor it does not hurt performance, and it does cut down on intake noise
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Lotzafun
Posted 2009-01-16 11:18 AM (#26817 - in reply to #26435)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Iron Butt

Posts: 935
Rockford, IL
Kevin-

While in stock form engine it doesn't hurt performance is it safe to asume that removing it wouldn't have any change (increase or decrease) in any performance? I doubt it would, but want to see what you have to say.

Or in other words I'm a teeny bit confruzed. On a stock setup would anything change if this tube is removed? And on a non-stock setup would anything change? And would the change be better or worse? I'm talking any performance changes, not intake noise.
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kevinx
Posted 2009-01-17 7:00 AM (#26876 - in reply to #26435)
Subject: Re: air inlet


Visionary

Posts: 1340
Gainesville Fl Home of the Gators
In stock form the only change will be the amount of intake noise you heaqr
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