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jmerry Ex Member	K&N Conical Filter Install 12/11/06 at 16:20:09 Is it necessary to remove the entire airbox to install a K&N conical filter? Or can you leave the body of the box intact? Just seems like alot to remove to install the filter. If the box is totally removed, where are the side plates then mounted? Any comments are greatly appreciated!! Thanks!!
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Re: K&N Conical Filter Install
Reply #1 - 12/11/06 at 17:46:22

Go to (Show us your Ride) and look at the first bike pic. It has the filter your talking about and yes You loose the mounting brackets for the side covers... It has a dif bat box cover because the original was missing when I bought the bike..... Some people move the bat box back to fill in the wide open space... Ck it out ! O and if you remove the air box you have to figure out some other filter for the crankcase ( note blue filter at the front of tank)...

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Jim_R Ex Member	Re: K&N Conical Filter Install Reply #2 - 12/12/06 at 06:39:17 if u remove the airbox u will have to make mounting brackets for the side panels. I thought it was just easier to install a pod filter directly to the carb and then reinstall the airbox so i could mount the side panels.
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vroom1776 Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2110 Gender:	Re: K&N Conical Filter Install Reply #3 - 12/12/06 at 13:11:12 link 1, Big Stealth link 2, what I did I've got a couple ofther posts on this. do a search... but set the way back to way back Link 3, what Greg_650 did IN COMBO W/ this. and make sure you put the breather ABOVE where the hose comes out, like this: One big difference between Greg's bike and mine is that his looks good.
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klx650sm2002 Serious Thumper Offline The more I learn the less I know. Posts: 2041 Cumbria,England Gender:	Re: K&N Conical Filter Install Reply #4 - 12/13/06 at 00:16:20 Or like this Clive W
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