Ok so Im gonna be putting on my bf's toomey on his blaster, motor is stock, gonna get Boysen dual stage power reeds, and UNI filter, but Im not sure if there is a difference for jetting for running no lid or with a vented lid, I kno the B1 exhaust comes with a 310 but Il need to buy prolly 300 and 320 just to be sure, so is there much of a difference between airlids??
Air lid off or vented air lid for Toomey B1?
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i say get a good vented lid like this EHS Racing blaster air box yamaha airbox Outerwears | eBay shoulld be just like running an open box, except a little safer in my opinion
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^^Much agreed. Run one of those and a 310 main and you should be good to go, as long as you check the jetting.
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better safe than sorry, where i ride no lid wouldn't work, i run a outwears velcro cover and when i'm done riding it'll haev big mud clumps and water ontop of it, but none of that in the box, it works
I run this on my air box https://www.denniskirk.com/outerwears/airbox-cover.p305290.prd/305289.sku It's a lot cheaper and lighter than the EHS lid...
if u are going to vent an airbox with wholes, u may aswell take it off, i am running an f7 box with an outerwears though
I put all of these vent's in my old lid and it was not enough air for my motor...lol
Was your motor stock also?????
vented air box lid will NOT work. i have the toomey system and my blaster just died. it didnt have enought air with the venetd air box lid. i currently run the toomey sytem with a 310 main jet. forgot which needle postion it is on though. i belive the toomey sytem comes with a 310 main jet. i have found that it a little rich. i would rejet down to a 300 main
i ran mine with no lid for months and i ride in some very very nasty wet conditiions and have never had a problem, no lid will be fine I:I
