- Sat Mar 12, 2011 12:56 am
#243542
Just an additional note/word of warning:
I still had my standard airbox, but I'd removed the resonator box attached underneath and modified a pipe to fit instead for a more direct air flow. The resonator box acts as a water trap, and I probably would have saved hundreds of pounds on an engine rebuild if I'd kept it in place. It did sound awesome with it removed and with the K&N in the airbox, but in retrospect - wish I'd left it there
I still had my standard airbox, but I'd removed the resonator box attached underneath and modified a pipe to fit instead for a more direct air flow. The resonator box acts as a water trap, and I probably would have saved hundreds of pounds on an engine rebuild if I'd kept it in place. It did sound awesome with it removed and with the K&N in the airbox, but in retrospect - wish I'd left it there