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DUN4FUN

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• Sep 28, 2007

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Does anyone have a lid they would like to get rid of?

 

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Rotorranch

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Why? :coocoo: It runs better without it! :whoa:

Most people remove them completely, or at least cut holes in the lid.

Rotor

 

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Rotorranch, he might be doing some deep river crossings.

 

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Rotorranch said:

Why? :coocoo: It runs better without it! :whoa:

Most people remove them completely, or at least cut holes in the lid.

Rotor

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You're right, it does run better without it, but I'm tired of getting so much crap in the airbox. I'm planning on cutting out the center section of the lid and putting in a fine mesh, this should let it get the extra air and keep out larger chunks of dirt and mud.

 

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DUN4FUN, stetch some panty hoses over the air-box and call it done.

 

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2 strokes for life said:

DUN4FUN, stetch some panty hoses over the air-box and call it done.

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I thought about that too, but how would you keep it from sliding off? There doesn't seem to be enough room to pull it down far enough over the airbox.

 

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DUN4FUN, tie them together, staple, or duct tape.

 

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DUN4FUN said:

You're right, it does run better without it, but I'm tired of getting so much crap in the airbox. I'm planning on cutting out the center section of the lid and putting in a fine mesh, this should let it get the extra air and keep out larger chunks of dirt and mud.

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You're supposed to ride with the seat on the bike. :)