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I'm thinking about getting a Twin Air aifilter in the next week or so, and I was wondering, do u get any HP gains or performance gains at all on them?? I would get a K and N but I've been told they don't like dust very much. So is a Twin Air Airfilter worth the money?
James
(SOLD)2005 yellow 400ex
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kenda klaws in front.
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Twin Air airfilter
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you will not notice any thing from just an air filter, it needs to have an aftermarket exhaust and proper jetting to see any gains from it...those together will make a big difference if it is jetted correctly...
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I have one, hard to get the silver screen thing inside of it thought. It's good, I didn't notice a difference but probably becuase i never rejetted.
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i would not get a twin air after owning one. with their filters you use the stock metal cage in it. that cage is pretty restrictive. i would get a uni filter. the uni comes with a cage and it is not restrictive like the stock one. do not really expect a power gain. you might get something with the uni but it may not be noticable unless you are on a dyno.
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