Air filter question.
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03-29-2008, 11:01 PM
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Air filter question.
I wanted to see about air filter, what kind of brands...
not sure what kind to use...
Honda part
http://www.ronayers.com/browseparts....e.ronayers.com
not sure if this is a good deal or not..seems like it, but should i go with an after market or honda gen?
what kind is everyone else using as of right now on there 1k?
also a dumb question...
what color is the air filter, i looked at it about a month ago, and it doesnt look that bad..it wasnt oil soaked or anything and it wasnt spotless..does anyone have a picture of theres?
not sure what kind to use...
Honda part
http://www.ronayers.com/browseparts....e.ronayers.com
not sure if this is a good deal or not..seems like it, but should i go with an after market or honda gen?
what kind is everyone else using as of right now on there 1k?
also a dumb question...
what color is the air filter, i looked at it about a month ago, and it doesnt look that bad..it wasnt oil soaked or anything and it wasnt spotless..does anyone have a picture of theres?
#2
03-29-2008, 11:49 PM
RE: Air filter question.
There was a brief discussion aboutan alternative to the OEM filterearlier this month. See this thread:
https://cbrforum.com/m_496422/tm.htm
https://cbrforum.com/m_496422/tm.htm
#4
03-30-2008, 06:41 AM
#6
07-01-2008, 09:11 AM
RE: Air filter question.
ORIGINAL: Shadow1
I use a K&N freeflow filter. Clean it every 10,000 Kilo's (6260 miles) lifetime warrantee.
Better airflow than OEM Honda.
I use a K&N freeflow filter. Clean it every 10,000 Kilo's (6260 miles) lifetime warrantee.
Better airflow than OEM Honda.
#8
07-01-2008, 11:50 AM
RE: Air filter question.
See, that's what happens when you moan about my dirty bike....!! he he
It's a special oil, TBT very sticky stuff. I'd call the suppliers and ask for the missing bit, or you can buy a K&N filter service kit for about $15 US. All new filters come with the sticky stuff, so tell the suppliers...............
It's a special oil, TBT very sticky stuff. I'd call the suppliers and ask for the missing bit, or you can buy a K&N filter service kit for about $15 US. All new filters come with the sticky stuff, so tell the suppliers...............
#9
07-01-2008, 03:10 PM
RE: Air filter question.
OK!…..Today the filter for my car came…no oil.
In each package is a piece of paper with a caution stating that without the included oil I could ruin my engine. They were wrapped in plastic bags but don’t feel tacky or oily when I remove them. I thought that they might have been pre-oiled. Do you typically get oil with a new filter?
A little sidetrack:
My ex-girlfriend’s oldest daughter went pro, racing mountain bikes a couple of years ago. When I asked her if Chrisite had a sponsor she said,” Yes some one named K&N.” I said,” What does K&N have to do with Mt. Biking, so I looked it up.
Team K&N Performance
Edit: If they had a K&N dust filter over their nose and mouth I could see it.
[IMG]local://upfiles/8473/7DA7DA0806C64AA0A35B9497EF1E4EF0.jpg[/IMG]
In each package is a piece of paper with a caution stating that without the included oil I could ruin my engine. They were wrapped in plastic bags but don’t feel tacky or oily when I remove them. I thought that they might have been pre-oiled. Do you typically get oil with a new filter?
A little sidetrack:
My ex-girlfriend’s oldest daughter went pro, racing mountain bikes a couple of years ago. When I asked her if Chrisite had a sponsor she said,” Yes some one named K&N.” I said,” What does K&N have to do with Mt. Biking, so I looked it up.
Team K&N Performance
Edit: If they had a K&N dust filter over their nose and mouth I could see it.
[IMG]local://upfiles/8473/7DA7DA0806C64AA0A35B9497EF1E4EF0.jpg[/IMG]
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