uni air filter

[momo20]

i bought a uni foam filter due to the K&N failing on the bike..costing me a rebuild....but my bike did not come with the stock air filter cage( i guess that is what you would call it) so does the uni filter just chill on the intake peice or do i need the filter cage???

[momo20]

anyone know?

[fixitrod]

I don't believe the uni even has a flange to mount it to the airbox without the cage does it.

[ellison445]

We need more info to help you, Do you have the Uni filter that goes in the stock airbox (Pro flo Adapter) or do you have the pods?

 

I don't believe the uni even has a flange to mount it to the airbox without the cage does it.

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[Ducman]

The stock air filter cannot be separated from the plastic cage. The uni filters are stiff enough that they do no need a cage to hold their shape but you do need the air box adapter flange for it to clamp on to, or at least thats how the one I had worked, the adapter came with the filter in a kit. You can buy one from Uni if you don't already have one.

[momo20]

i just bought the uni air filter of ebay....not knowing i would need more parts... i still have the white part of the stock air box...the part the air filter sits on...just not the cage part

[WAKEBOARDDAVE1]

i bought a uni foam filter due to the K&N failing on the bike..costing me a rebuild....but my bike did not come with the stock air filter cage( i guess that is what you would call it) so does the uni filter just chill on the intake peice or do i need the filter cage???

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I have a 2 in 1 air filter and I dont have a air box at all. the problem I had is my filter just sets hanging from my carbs. So I have to zipp tie them up so they dont hang down or come off. As long as u clean the rubbers and they dont have any grease on them they will stay good and tight. like they say always keep an eye on them every chance u get.