cat pride 2009
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HEy guys just wondering if anyone is running the timbersled air intake on there M1000..
Anyone running timbersled air intake
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rigrat
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I am running a Timbersled intake on my 08 M1000. Very lightweight. I also installed a lot of venting. Don't know if they changed the installation hardware but i found that the self tapping screws were too light and easy to break. I just drilled and tapped holes for larger bolts. Also needed a very long drill bit which is an extra cost. Lot of intake noise. One other issue i have found with many aftermarket intakes is that it is easier to drown out a motor when creek crossing, found out the hard way a little while back.
The stock intake definitely has the advantage when crossing water, lol. If i had to do it again, i would add a bunch of hood vents. Lose everything above the air horn, add a couple more vents on top of the stock airbox like Linderman does and some type of filter over the air horn.
The stock intake definitely has the advantage when crossing water, lol. If i had to do it again, i would add a bunch of hood vents. Lose everything above the air horn, add a couple more vents on top of the stock airbox like Linderman does and some type of filter over the air horn.
