deciding to get a toomey cause all im gonna do is exhaust and reeds, motor is all stock but i do have a K&N filter on it, and i see the toomey B1 comes with a Uni, should i throw the uni on it or keep the K&N on it when the toomey is on??
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- Thread starter blasterbuddy200
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Uni is proven to filter smaller particles than the K&N , and do yourself a favor and get a Outerwears wrap for the Uni , its triples the protection .
i got a stock airbox with stock lid, i wanna get an outerworks air box cover, anyone know how much they are?
Either one is your choice. I know the kit comes with a uni, but lets say you bought the pipe and have to buy your own filter. Would you feel better with a $30, or a $50 filter under you?
i suppose the uni but i still wanna keep my K&N since its only been used maybe 5 hours of ride time.. oh and another thing, i have a rich or lean thing going on, i need someone to tell me how to upload a pic onto a comment on here so i can show you the plug, seems pretty lean to me but not sure
And my question is would you get a $30 uni or a $50 k and n when the uni is proven to be better?
i was new to blasters and i ran K&N in all my toys and first one i thaught of was K&N, never found out about the UNI until i came to this forum
kn filters give you more airflow therefore more power, but thats only because they don't filter enough like uni.
exacally^^^ i want more power, cleaning and oiling a filter doesnt bother me, but everyone says to run a uni under a toomey... i really wanna keep runnin the K&N though
when you throw in K&N's million mile warranty there is no better filter IMO...like stated above everyone has there preference
Doesn't matter if the filter has a million mile warrenty if it let's dirt in and the motor doesn't last 1000000 miles
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