Good airbox?

[Pulsar]

What should I do for an air box? I bought my shee used, and the previous owner threw out the airbox when he switched to K&N's and just used pre filters. Works fine out on the beach, but I also do trail riding with my shee, and I'm tired of fowling out plugs any time I go through water too fast, especially since it's fun to go through it fast .

 

And would putting an air box on mean having to rejet?

[Otis]

There's usually an air box or 2 in the for sale section, on here, or check out eBay. If nothing else, Make a post in the wanted section, on here for an air box.

As far as rejetting, unless you put the lid an snorkle on too, you shouldnt have to rejet.

[fixitrod]

You could use plexiglass or metal flashing to build a type of splash guard too. I see a guy with a banshee in a mud bog contest with pods. He skimmed the top with paddles and won...lol. He use some metal flashing and built a nice splash guard and still had some water repel. Not something you'd want to keep hitting water with though.

 

You can get the stock boxes cheap on ebay. Just get a proflow adaptor or silicone and bolt the stock plate into it. It's a terrible design.

[Ducman]

Foam uni pods will help repel water much better than K&Ns due to the foam filter oil (K&N oil and outerwear doen't repel water nearly as well) as well and they only cost about $25 shipped. Plus the foam filters dust way better too. You can also pick up a stock box cheap.

[white trash]

Ive got a airbox with a proflow adaptor for sale..... Pm me if your interested