Hi all,
Ol' Trixy is basically standard as far as i know.
She does have 'Magnum' pipes.
Can i fit an after market air filter that will give me more power or does this involve some carb tuning?
If there is one...which one should i get?
Cheers!
Which air filter
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Re: Which air filter
best bet to check online..(K&N std airbox)pretty cheap option from the US.
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Re: Which air filter
K&N will work great with standard jetting & standard airbox.
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Re: Which air filter
What will changing to K&N (no other mods) do? More air through a K&N filter so runs leaner and since TRX is generally a rich runner so this is an OK balance?
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Re: Which air filter
Yes. I dont think a k&n type give any great hike in performance but i bought one cheap and at least it's cleanable and re-usable.
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Re: Which air filter
yep - that's about ithighlander wrote:What will changing to K&N (no other mods) do? More air through a K&N filter so runs leaner and since TRX is generally a rich runner so this is an OK balance?
