Air Intake Question

[warp9.9]

I picked up 150+ horsepower with these.

I have a set of them filters laying around that I will never use if anyone is interested!

 

[HarleyToo]

Harley too, please post your results and let us know if you now get a chriping sound under excelleration, after the install. Some get, some don't. Just curious!

Will do.

 

[Watcher]

I have a set of them filters laying around that I will never use if anyone is interested![/QUOTE

For shorts or the tall warp might want them if for shorts

 

[Old N' Grumpy]

I have a set of them filters laying around that I will never use if anyone is interested!

Which ones are they?

 

[Old N' Grumpy]

So if this helps, I just came back from a ride of about 100 miles. I got stuck in a heavy down pour on the highway. I was waiting for some intake/ rain issues seeing that I do not have the rain covers on the K&N filters. No Issues at all. I was able to maintain about 75 mph without a hiccup.

Thats good to know living in Florida and mine will be exposed when I decide on which one to get.

 

[skydog1000]

Thanks for all the information. The air temperature wire what are all the options on where to put it

 

[warp9.9]

Thats good to know living in Florida and mine will be exposed when I decide on which one to get.

They are the K&N RU 1770's

 

[Rick Morris]

Thanks for all the information. The air temperature wire what are all the options on where to put it

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This is not my bike. But I like this idea to put the air temp sensor into the #1 air filter. You will need to extend (cut & splice) the wire harness to reach the filter.

 

[skydog1000]

Rick is that the only or best place to put it. Are you only holding down with zip ties.

 

[warp9.9]

Rick is that the only or best place to put it. Are you only holding down with zip ties.

If I had tripe filters I would put it in the filter also. With the steel insert on it I suspect you can achieve the same fit as the rubber grommet it normally fits into. If not you can add your grommet to the top of the filter.