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No more pods ! ! !

Originally Posted by Nessism
Okay, so show me some creditable test data what shows K&N's filter better than a good paper filter.



gearhead13 said:
99.999% of racers cant be wrong? Show me a racer using a paper filter.
Besides, they are reusable, and (most) everybody says they are better:D
Maybe that Minton guy is as stubborn as you.:-\\\
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That doesn't address the filtration issue.
 
Billy Ricks said:
If you're talking about modern bikes yes, they are running pressurized airboxes fed by snorkels in the fairings. Vintage race bikes would have been running stacks.
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Yes, stacks and without filters.
You can see them in photographs taken when those bikes were the ultimate.

You can bet they had a full team of techs and engineers, spending many man hours and money tuning those bikes for each race, just as they do now.
 
Buffalo Bill said:
Yes, stacks and without filters.
You can see them in photographs taken when those bikes were the ultimate.

You can bet they had a full team of techs and engineers, spending many man hours and money tuning those bikes for each race, just as they do now.
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No doubt, numerous things have to be taken into account for each track.
 
I think most people running K&Ns are aware they are giving up a little where filtration is concerned. What you gain in flow more than makes up for it. Tuning's not a problem if you buy a proper jet kit instead of trying to DIY.
 
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