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twoweekwonder
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Joined: 25 Oct 2011
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PostPosted: 14:33 - 02 Nov 2011    Post subject: air filter... rs 125 Reply with quote
ok... new one for you. i've taken the standard air filter off my aprilia and was wondering if their are any "K&N" style or different brand filters that willl help, if nothing else cut down on weight, or more importantly, improve performance?
thanks.
also thanks to everyone who helped with my last problem!
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benandthe
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Joined: 24 May 2010
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PostPosted: 03:39 - 03 Nov 2011    Post subject: Re: air filter... rs 125 Reply with quote
twoweekwonder wrote:
ok... new one for you. i've taken the standard air filter off my aprilia and was wondering if their are any "K&N" style or different brand filters that willl help, if nothing else cut down on weight, or more importantly, improve performance?
thanks.
also thanks to everyone who helped with my last problem!


They really don't "cut down on weight" that much...

Once you get into the world of open air filters, you then have to start playing around with the jetting, both main and pilot/slow jets.
It's a pain, don't do it. Smile

Or...... If you have a search on the internet for a bike shop that has a dyno near you, then go there and they will set it up for you almost straight away. Smile
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