Is it worth it?

[Lozre]

When I first bought my machine, I went off and bought a K&N filter to replace the stock foam one, I had no idea at the time that there are several other intake options available. I am looking at the Pro Design Pro-Flow K & N Intake System and am wondering if its worth it to upgrade? I do like the way it hooks up better, the stock one isnt so great using grease as a sealant.

[2strokeme]

Bought the pro-design intake and VF3's and i say hell yeah it's worth it. Noticed improvement on bottom end. Also you should think about pipe/jet kit upgrade too! That's a good start. FYI - TRY EBAY! THEY HAVE EVERYTHING

[fastrthnu]

When I first bought my machine, I went off and bought a K&N filter to replace the stock foam one, I had no idea at the time that there are several other intake options available. I am looking at the Pro Design Pro-Flow K & N Intake System and am wondering if its worth it to upgrade? I do like the way it hooks up better, the stock one isnt so great using grease as a sealant.

 

yep

[Lozre]

sweet, does the pro-flow work with the airbox?

[cam2]

sweet, does the pro-flow work with the airbox?

yes, the pro-flo aluminum flange adapter is designed to work with the stock air box. and, yes it's worth it, it seals a heck of alot better than the stock setup. plus it flows more air. if you ride in some mud and a little water but you don't submerge the bike then run without the lid. the pro-flo setup is designed so you don't have to run the lid if you don't want to. if you stay away from the mud and water then you might want to run K&N clamp on pod filters with outerwares. they will flow more air.

[Bansh-eman]

i got a used proflow adaptor ill sell you send pm if interested