KBR DD Filter

[wppracing]

Here is the DD filter from KBR. It doesnt use the air box.

Installation instruction:
1. Remove the air box
2. Install the DD Filter
3. Attach the rear filter mounting bracket.
4. Align filter/bracket assembly and tighten
5. I put a small K&N vent filter into the crank vent hose.

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[chad502ex]

That's pretty F'n kewl!!

:)

[culookn]

i like it go but i dont think it would be a good idea for mx or xc riders.

[wppracing]

I agree 100%. I am staying with the DASA set up for my application. I am just doing a dyno test with it. It also comes with an outerwear pre filter.

[thugpassion4lif]

i dont like the concept of this, a long ***** filter attatched to the boot w no airbox, im sure it gives you plenty of air but the DASA seems a lot better way to go, seems safer for almost every riding style. plus the kbr looks kinda cheap IMO

[400exrider707]

The bracketry looks REALLY cobby.

[TRXDresh]

That thing looks terrible!!!!

[wppracing]

This filter looks to be a good set up(with the outerwear install) for the Dune and Drag racing. But NOT for MX or XC

[NaiLBoMB64]

Originally posted by wppracing
This filter looks to be a good set up(with the outerwear install) for the Dune and Drag arcing. But NOT for MX or XC

yep

[kgbg]

Thanks Brain, for posting the pics.
Its not for anythign but a duner or a drag guy, and I don't even run the brackets. We just made a nice light, cheap, simple bracket to steady the back of the filter, for insurance.
We have been playing with a velocity stack between the filter and the carb, and have found some power in that too, just not sure what length makes the most at the desired RPM yet.
Its light, cheap, and works better than stock, thats all I was shooting for.

[400exrider707]

Originally posted by kgbg
Thanks Brain, for posting the pics.
Its not for anythign but a duner or a drag guy, and I don't even run the brackets. We just made a nice light, cheap, simple bracket to steady the back of the filter, for insurance.
We have been playing with a velocity stack between the filter and the carb, and have found some power in that too, just not sure what length makes the most at the desired RPM yet.
Its light, cheap, and works better than stock, thats all I was shooting for.


How much does it actually go for?

[wppracing]

The K&N Filter, Bracket and Outerwears
$75.00 shipped

[400exrider707]

A $75 filter!!!:eek2:

[wppracing]

Originally posted by 400exrider707
A $75 filter!!!:eek2:

Just a question, what mods have you done to your quad ?