Well, looks like I'd better ditch the airbox if I go ahead with the FCR's.
Thanks for the advice
FCR Velocity Stacks
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Excalibre
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Re: FCR Velocity Stacks
Black '99: Race Tech fork springs/emulators, R6 Shock, FCR41's, Modified airbox with K&N filter, Omrae carbon mufflers, R1 brakes, Toby steering damper, and;
Black '01: unmodified, 100% original, and;
'95 Import: Track Bike - too much to list
Black '01: unmodified, 100% original, and;
'95 Import: Track Bike - too much to list
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sykalwr4
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Re: FCR Velocity Stacks
Do you all use foam filter oil on your ramair and home made filters?
If so ,do you use spray on like the k&n red spray or oil like the stuff used on mx/dirt bikes
Thanks
Al
If so ,do you use spray on like the k&n red spray or oil like the stuff used on mx/dirt bikes
Thanks
Al
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Re: FCR Velocity Stacks
Nothing at all, that stuff is usually sticky as hell and i use my foamfilter to prevent small rocks & birds from gettin in there...(tried it once never again)sykalwr4 wrote:Do you all use foam filter oil on your ramair and home made filters?
If so ,do you use spray on like the k&n red spray or oil like the stuff used on mx/dirt bikes
Thanks
Al
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sykalwr4
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Re: FCR Velocity Stacks
I think its probably cheap insurance for the conditions we have here on the open roads.Not really that messy.especially the spray on stuff