Twin-Air or Uni Air Filters?

[jaypro55]

Today was my birthday so you know what that means, plenty of new cash flow. I have a pretty good deal of money and I'm going to contemplate getting a silencer but I think for sure I might get a new air filter. I'm hearing good things about both brands, the Twin-Air and the Uni-filter. The thing I'm wondering is will these improve throttle response or performance in the least? Also will I need to rejet with one of these filters. I have a slightly rich condition right now. I'd really like to know so I can put my money into a good investment for my bike.

 

[tchamberlain]

I just put a Uni on my 02 YZ250. Cost was $25 and Twin Air was the same price, but unavailable. Fits and seals better than stock. I raced with it the first day I got it and noticed a difference in throttle response immediately. My bike ran great and I did not rejet anything. Well worth the $25!

 

[jaypro55]

I think I'm going to get a Uni, one or the other, I definetely would like a cheap helper like that. But I will keep both that way I have a backup when one is getting clean.

 

[Camstyn]

I've head good luck with the Twin Air filters..
The UNI filters do not work with No Toil filter treatment, the glue comes apart. From personal experience I have found the fit and quality superior on the Twin Air, as well.

 

[Rockey5000]

Twin Air's work great for me, no dirt, good power, good customer service!

 

[crkid]

UNI for me and no complaints

 

[Durt Cycler]

Both filters are excellant. I like my Twin-Air filter. It has gone through about 20 washing and held up pretty good but now it's starting to break down. It is easier just to flip a coin and see :confused: .

 

[clumberjacks]

dude if your runnin rich already, you need to rejet or get the mix right. thats not very god to run like that. i hope your not boggin in the pits. and i have the same question as to the uni and the twin air but i guess me and you have heard enough good things about them both. i think im going with the twin air.