ATV Florida Forum

To buy, or not to buy?

they add alot of power and their customer service is extremely great (if it were ever to get messed up).

Yes there customer service is awesome. I had a K&N that shrunk a little on my old xr200, and I called (no wait, connected right away)them and told them what happened. They said ok, whats your address, and they sent a replacement out like the next day. Keep them clean, and oiled and you should have no problems with them passing dirt/dust. Alot of people dont like them cause they say they pass dirt, but I have never had any problems, and have never really heard of anyone that has actually had problems.

Hey Fox17, hows that xr400 treating you? Every now and then I day dream back to that bike.................oh, it was great bike. Any stitches or broken bones yet? I got a 400ex and just rebuilt it, and broke it in last weekend.

In my opinion K/N filters are for drag racing or moto cross. You couldn't give me one for dusty trail riding or XC racing. Also no good if you are a mud rider and drown your machine out regularly.  A properly oiled foam filter can not be beat.

To buy k&n is the best you can get great quality exellent performance cant go wrong

Quote from: redneck4x4chad on March 06, 2007, 05:03:01 PM
To buy k&n is the best you can get great quality exellent performance cant go wrong

I guess that may be true if you are "OK" with your filter keeping "most" of the dirt out. I would like to keep "ALL" of the dirt out of my engine.

I bought it and installed it!

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Quote from: americanrobster on March 20, 2007, 09:52:34 PM
I bought it and installed it!

It may cause your header bearings to wear out quicker, make sure to grease them.

Quote from: Chillinthemost on March 06, 2007, 04:43:08 PM
In my opinion K/N filters are for drag racing or moto cross. You couldn't give me one for dusty trail riding or XC racing. Also no good if you are a mud rider and drown your machine out regularly.  A properly oiled foam filter can not be beat.

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Header bearings?  ???

Quote from: americanrobster on March 21, 2007, 06:29:46 PM
Header bearings?  ???

  Yes and it may cause problems with your "power floor mat module" if you dont change your "blinker fluid" often.

I have 3 banshee's w/ K&N's & a yfz w/ one also. The key is keeping them clean & OILED.
Also wear your protection (OUTERWEARS) they'll help a BUNCH.
Been runnin them for year's w/ no problem's. (I do try to stay out of the mud though, but again Outerwear's will help with that)
I don't care what you run, it's your motor.

Quote from: SWAMP_DONKEY on March 23, 2007, 12:23:41 AM

Quote from: americanrobster on March 21, 2007, 06:29:46 PM
Header bearings?  ???

  Yes and it may cause problems with your "power floor mat module" if you dont change your "blinker fluid" often.

I just had to replace mine....!!!...of course the Hot Pins and Wiffle valve were bad as well..... ;D

Only prob. I had w/ mine runnin K&N's was w/ the flux capacitor.

   I tried one once, but the anti discinigrating space modulator overheated.
   There good and bad for the different kinds of riding.Listen to what Chillin said.

Thanks alot guys! BTW does anyone know of a good exaust system for my atv without voiding the warranty?

   Technically,if you alter your exhaust with anything, it voids your warranty.Buy an aftermarket slip on, so you can still change it out if you have to.
  Oh yeah,get hold of me, I would like a cabinet made for a stereo sytem in my jacuzzi room.
                            Chino

Thanks alot Chino, I will call you this week!