UNIFILTERS from TUNEBOY!!

[SteveRed]

Triple foam Pod (UNIFILTERS) Filters are available from 'Tuneboy' to fit directly under the BearClaw. They are AUD$50 plus around $12 shipping (to the US approx US$46.50 and to England Pounds Sterling $26) They are an easy mod to get get great results at a really affordable price. Tuneboy takes PayPal! Try this link if you are interested... Unifilters from Tuneboy!

[Aussiebikerdave]

Steve, For the record, they are also available through Aussie Biker Industries at $45.95 plus shipping. Davo

[SteveRed]

Well there ya go!! Why in blazes have you been so quiet about this Davo? I have been sending filters to Captains for weeks now, cause they didn't know where to get them!! :hammer: :razz:

[dougl]

Adding all this extra air, what do you do about the tune? Assuming you have a PCIII or Tuneboy.

With a K&N under the seat and these 3 filters, do you need to dyno it again?

[oakvillerat]

Hi Dougl,

With the 3 foam filters in place you wouldn't need the k&n underseat filter. The grey plastic pipes off the carb intake mouths would be discnnected and removed anyway so no air will be coming via the underseat airbox.

I'm running 3 K&Ns and will be getting my bearclaw cut down to fit as I love the look and they work really well. From a distance people tell me my bike sounds like a ww2 mustang fighter!

O.Rat

On 2006-07-20 10:33, dougl wrote:
Adding all this extra air, what do you do about the tune? Assuming you have a PCIII or Tuneboy.

With a K&N under the seat and these 3 filters, do you need to dyno it again?

[dougl]

On 2006-07-20 11:59, oakvillerat wrote:
Hi Dougl,

With the 3 foam filters in place you wouldn't need the k&n underseat filter. The grey plastic pipes off the carb intake mouths would be discnnected and removed anyway so no air will be coming via the underseat airbox.

It would help if I knew what the f was going on with my bike. I had the bearclaw off once but didn't look at the throttle bodies. Maybe I saw the plastic stuff and assumed there was a filter under it.

Same question though. If 3 filters on the throttle bodies pass more air than the one under the seat, it will run leaner unless you re-tune it.

I'm running SteveRed's tune (20050StaintuneTune.dat). Would that still work with 3 separate intake filters?

[ This message was edited by: dougl on 2006-07-20 13:37 ]

[shiver]

On 2006-07-20 13:35, dougl wrote:

It would help if I knew what the f was going on with my bike. I had the bearclaw off once but didn't look at the throttle bodies. Maybe I saw the plastic stuff and assumed there was a filter under it.

Same question though. If 3 filters on the throttle bodies pass more air than the one under the seat, it will run leaner unless you re-tune it.

I'm running SteveRed's tune (20050StaintuneTune.dat). Would that still work with 3 separate intake filters?

Yes it does,Stevred is running the filters and so am I.Runs hard a steel and no probs.It even inproved my bike when cold(Stalling,missing,bad idle)

[dougl]

On 2006-07-20 14:07, shiver wrote:
Yes it does,Stevred is running the filters and so am I.Runs hard a steel and no probs.It even inproved my bike when cold(Stalling,missing,bad idle)

Sounds good. I'm a bit put off by securing them with zip ties. I assume there are the plastic jobbies that cinch up that we call cable ties? Are these secure enough? What about hose clamps?

Can someone take a picture of what they look like mounted on the throttle bodies?


[ This message was edited by: dougl on 2006-07-20 16:49 ]

[shiver]

Here ya go

And here is a link on how to do it step by step
Page Title filters

[dougl]

On 2006-07-20 17:24, shiver wrote:
Here ya go

And here is a link on how to do it step by step
Page Title filters

Looks good. Do you "oil" them? If so, how, and with what?