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Doin' Work Son!
I was looking into some extra cooling and came upon the cheap air scoops for now. Has everyone had good luck with tinners or omf? Any negatives. I am kinda stumped. Also ,I would like some prices if possible. I would like to see some pics if anyone has any.
'06 450ER
- Rossier Exhaust
- Moose Foam Filter
- HRC Needle
- Skat Trak Haulers
Thumper Humper
Heres a couple pics of the Crowley scoops. He is a member on this site(crowdog).
They look like OMF but alot cheaper. This is my 400. I love these scoops.
2003 Honda 400EX--- Lonestar +4 swingarm, AC Pro-Peg nerf bars, AC swing arm skid plate, Duncan Racing graphics & seat cover, 250R axle & brake. brake light mod, Crowley air scoops, Pingry oil tank, ASV clutch lever, Works Triples w/rezzies, K&N Filter, AC rear R grab bar, GT Thunder rear linkage. TAG bumper, Yellow w/red flame shock covers, 1 lever braking system, carbon fiber hood, exhaust sheild, rear brake cylinder guard.
Burgard Beadlocks--Razor Tires
ITP T9 Baja--Pure Sport Realtors
Douglas .190--Skat Trak Gliders
2005 Haulmark Snow Tow 8.5x18 Enclosed Trailer
1983 Honda ATC 250R (project)
2003 Honda XR50 ---SOLD
2002 Honda 250EX (wifes)
HANDY ATV Lift-- Awesome
2004 Honda Metropolitan Scooter(wifes-YES spoiled!)
1997 Honda 300EX---SOLD
1988 Suzuki LT80---SOLD
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I support TINNER!! And he has been helping the mebers of this site since the start. less then $45 shipped i believe...damn good scoops
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I have never seen the Crowly scoops, so I can't give an opinion on them. However, on the two brands you mentioned (I've installed both), here are my thoughts:
OMF-nice and clean look. Sturdy product. Uses factory bolts from the quad
Tinner's-Uses zip ties and bulky brackets that you can see from every angle when you look at the quad. Not a clean look at all. The majority of the people that have them seem very satisfied with them, though.
These are my opinions, not intended to bash anyone's product, just my observations.
04 Camo Suzuki Vinson
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i never saw a problem with the brackets or zip tie supports. but i agree, the omf are more of a direct bolt on.
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I give Tinners another vote. They look nice, they mount secure, they are affordable, and he is a great guy to deal with.
01' Honda 400ex
440 kit 11:1 piston
Hotcams stage 2
Port/Polish
Uni Filter with airlid hole filters
Elka triple rate front shocks
Elka Rear Dual Rate Conversion
DG nerfs
HMF Full System w/ Blue can
Tinner Scoops
Terry cable throttle
Powermadd Handguards
Full Frame Guards
Full Skid Plates
Powder Coat Orange Frame/ Yellow plastic
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Those scoops have new stickers on them nowOriginally posted by Pappy
i never saw a problem with the brackets or zip tie supports. but i agree, the omf are more of a direct bolt on.
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Doin' Work Son!
Are those omf or tinners?Originally posted by JOEX
Those scoops have new stickers on them now
'06 450ER
- Rossier Exhaust
- Moose Foam Filter
- HRC Needle
- Skat Trak Haulers
Those be tinners..Originally posted by 04'400ex'er
Are those omf or tinners?
My vote goes to Tinners also.
Zippin the fiddy!
I got me a set of OMF's from Magic Racing for $60 shipped to my door. They're running good enough for me.
#85 406EX mx ready--not as good as it once was, but it was good once as it ever was!
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