Skidooslayer687 said:I have my airbox gutted and havnt had any problems at all with jetting/lean conditions..... I didnt remove the dividers though, I was told to drill them out with a holesaw, equal distances apart and the same number in each divider. Havnt run into any problems yet, ran last year 118 mph on radar, covered the holes I had drilled with duct tape just for the hell of it and ran again and it ran 117 mph, this could have been the track conditions though that made it slower. I havnt had it dynoed with the airbox modded so not sure if it actually makes power or not. But I can say I havnt had a problem with it.
snowdust said:Clutching clutching clutching.
Skidooslayer687 said:Ya I was told not to remove the dividers, just to open the tops of it up by drilling holes with a holesaw... not sure of how many i'd have to go look. I did hear that if you remove the dividers that you will have problems due to how the air flows... Others on here will explain more in detail but that could have been the reason you blown up one is blown up lol.
DeviantSRX said:What about just a Bender air box? Would there be any improvemnts? Would I have to re-jet? Is that the same as the before mentioned Bender cold air kit?
Sorry for the whole mess of questions. I just want to know if this is just a golrified gutted air box or if it is worth while.
did you rejet ?yamaha_snopro said:I have dyno'ed the results its about a 1.2hp increase on my 1997 vmax 600 twin, didnt really notice the noise increase. this was just removing the baffle plate.