[tmoreau]

I am thinking about getting a twin air stock replacement filter, does anybody know if they flow better than stock and have any power gain? I can not use the k&n slip on filter since I even get my stock filter wet where I ride! Would the k&n replacement filter give much (or any) power gain? I think the twin air would be a better filter than the k&n but maybe more restrictive?

 

[predatorboy]

well i have a stock predator and on my gps it went 74.8 on the same day i put the k&n airfilterm in and it went 75.3

John

 

[cmc72_2000]

yes you can feel a difference w/ the K&N - it's not going to make a severe difference but you should feel a difference in the seat of your pants. i believe k&n will flow better then twin air but not positive.

 

[rngmstr]

the k/n will flow slightly better, but the twin air style filters will stop more dirt. The twin air style are not so good for sand.

 

[tmoreau]

I was thinking the twin air would stop more dirt, I have heard people say that they (first hand expierience) noticed a little dust getting by thier k&n's in sandy conditions. I had a k&n on my sportsman and I too noticed a barely noticeable dust film on my intake downstream of the filter.

Anyway, I dont like k&n for dusty/ sandy conditions so what makes twin air filters not good for these conditions?