I was wondering if This air filter was any good for very dusty conditions http://www.rockymountainatv.com/productDetail.do?navType=type&navTitle=Intake%2FFuel&webTypeId=4&webCatId=16&vehicleType=&pageLinkUri=&prodFamilyId=15516
Air Filter
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Allbottledup
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Dont skimp on a BS filter pay the money and get a uni or k&n...from how you describe the condition i would get the outerwear for it too.
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hankokranko
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axo959
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k&n
k&n are post-oiled, d'oh!
I've usually ran uni or twin air, but have been in a pinch on more than one occaison and bought/ran a pre oiled job. recently I tried a k&n and was very impressed with how well it performed in dusty and sandy conditions both. i found the k&n easier and less messy to clean and re-oil than its foam element counter-parts.
(i've tried like 3 brands of pre-oiled filters, the ones i have used have been inferior in quality to uni/twin air)
k&n are post-oiled, d'oh!
I've usually ran uni or twin air, but have been in a pinch on more than one occaison and bought/ran a pre oiled job. recently I tried a k&n and was very impressed with how well it performed in dusty and sandy conditions both. i found the k&n easier and less messy to clean and re-oil than its foam element counter-parts.
(i've tried like 3 brands of pre-oiled filters, the ones i have used have been inferior in quality to uni/twin air)
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Jmoney0001
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i had a bad experience with K&N i had it on real tight. i started riding in really dusty conditions, after a little while my qaud started to act weird so i bring it up and take the filter and i find a great amount of dust that got past the filter. i've been running pre oiled filters and nothing has gotten past it so far
did u clean ur k&n when u first got it cause they say u suppose to clean first when get or it could mess somthin up
