Airbox
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Gettingfaster
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Airbox
I have a Mk 2 and want to remove the heavy rubber panel inside the side panel airbox side. I think it's just sound proofing. Is this correct? I presume it has no sealing effect on the airbox and is safe to remove?
Also, i read about removing the plastic baffling in the airbox so it can breath better (i'm running a K&N in there), is this a quick gain or does it affect jetting?
Thanks.
Also, i read about removing the plastic baffling in the airbox so it can breath better (i'm running a K&N in there), is this a quick gain or does it affect jetting?
Thanks.
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fallenmikethebike
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Re: Airbox
Yes you can remove the rubber sheet, I think like you, it acts a sound deadening of the induction roar.
Why not add some breathing holes in the top of the airbox?
Keep checking the plug for any sign of weak running though
Why not add some breathing holes in the top of the airbox?
Keep checking the plug for any sign of weak running though
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