Air filters
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pat84
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I don’t run an air filter on the snowbike, just a pre filter. One of them outerwear brand ones. It’s a Yamaha.
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pat84
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I don’t see a problem with that, there’s no dust in the snow except for snow dust. I ran for a while with the regular air filter but it iced up. Went to the pre filter and haven’t had any problems.
Big Diesel
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I run a Ktm 500 going on year 4 pulled air box out a just pre screen and frog skin and no issues
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1treerider
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Always ran new stock un-oiled air filter with pre-filter supplied with snowbike kit. No problems other than snow build up in air box. This year will try no air filter but 2 pre-filters. Was told the 2 pre-filters rubbing against each other reduce snow build up......will see.
barefooter
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Guys. Just run a pre-filter - no foam. Foam and oil is to reduce dirt intake. We don't have that.
Get a new airbox, cut the bottom out so you don't have the snow build up in the box. It let's it escape. Make sure that you clean the pre-filters to get rid of excess moisture after you thaw out. That is all there is to it.
I run the Yeti intake on both my bikes. That seems to work the best.
Get a new airbox, cut the bottom out so you don't have the snow build up in the box. It let's it escape. Make sure that you clean the pre-filters to get rid of excess moisture after you thaw out. That is all there is to it.
I run the Yeti intake on both my bikes. That seems to work the best.
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