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    What are the benefits of changing the air filter to one of the aftermarket types? Is remapping a necessity?
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    More air throughput.
    More air in = More fuel that can be burned.
    You usually do not have to re-map, unless you put a FULL System on your bike and do other mod's.
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    • #3
      More air for your baby to breath. Mapping isn't really a necessity unless you have pipes etc. The fuel injection will adjust to the air filter a bit, but if you can afford it, go for it! A map usually runs for $60 depending on your source! Make sure you get a reputable guy to do it!

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      • #4
        I've got the 2Bros cans on the bike and am considering the K&N, How will the increased air flow affect the sound?

        Is BMC a good alternative?
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        • #5
          sound won't really be changed unless you take the airbox lid off

          BMC is just as good as K&N

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          • #6
            I think BMC is better, but is it patato or patato

            Either way, you should have a remap with your two brothers.

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            • #7
              You say potato, I say vodka
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              • #8
                Originally posted by jupiter33458
                You say potato, I say vodka
                What he said... (but not before a ride)
                Just a few mods:

                Silver, the fastest color!

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                • #9
                  i tend to think the bmc is better than the K&N... but that is merely a gut thought, since bmc only makes bike filters

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                  • #10
                    hey rojo how do u like those 2 bros pipes im fixin to buy them in a couple of weeks so it would be cool to know. how loud are they?
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                    • #11
                      the other benefits to k&n or bmc filter:
                      they catch alot more dirt. the dirtier they get, the better they work
                      cheaper in the long run (but it is quite a long run) since you never replace it, just clean and re-oil it

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by ROJO2CYL

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                        Is BMC a good alternative?
                        As it stands in my mind right now, BMC is better than K&N. Hell, I won't even put a K&N on my bike, I would stick with the stock air filter before using K&N. I have talked to way to many tuners and dyno operators who have not had anything good to say about K&N filters.


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                        • #13
                          I've never heard of BMC Where's a good place to find one? Are they just as expensive as the K&N?
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                          • #14
                            go to yosh's site.... yoshrd.com ithink

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                            • #15
                              no air box lid---sounds like a V8 with a four-barrel
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