uni pod filters

[bunboy1]

hi all,

 

does any body have the uni clamp on pod filters? they sell for about 14 bucks at rockymountain. do you think it would be ok to run these, even though they are single stage foam filters? any thoughts, thanks.

[bansh03]

I recently got the Uni pods from RMATV and am very happy with them. Even though they are single stage, they are a high quality filter. I run Outerwears on mine.

[lonestar]

hi all,

 

does any body have the uni clamp on pod filters? they sell for about 14 bucks at rockymountain. do you think it would be ok to run these, even though they are single stage foam filters? any thoughts, thanks.

Also get a set of outerwears with those pod filters. Your good to go.

[bunboy1]

thanks for the quick responses guys. have you ever heard that uni sell foam sheets that you can cut and sew them over these for the second stage? do you get the outerwears from rockymountain as well?

[bansh03]

I got the Outerwears from RM too.

[csrmel]

i run the uni's with outerwears. its a trick setup.

if you oil the inner element but leave the foam outerwear dry, you get a long life out of the filter before it needs cleaning. i can usually remove and clean the outerwear 5-6 times before cleaning the inner element. i dont even have to remove the inner elememt from the carbs to get the outerwear off for cleaning.

 

it has also been said by many that foam will filter better than k&n. and if you get a large enough foam filter it should flow just as well as a k&n.

[jcbanshee]

I have the uni pods with out-wears. They are nice and dont collect any dirt. I would recommend them...

[gfregia]

What size uni pods will fit a stock carb. Thay have like 1.5" or 1.75 I am not sure

[sinisterboo]

I run "NO_TOIL" filters on all my bikes

[2-stroke_couch]

i run the uni's with outerwears. its a trick setup.

if you oil the inner element but leave the foam outerwear dry, you get a long life out of the filter before it needs cleaning. i can usually remove and clean the outerwear 5-6 times before cleaning the inner element. i dont even have to remove the inner elememt from the carbs to get the outerwear off for cleaning.

 

it has also been said by many that foam will filter better than k&n. and if you get a large enough foam filter it should flow just as well as a k&n.

hey i had pods when i bought my bike but never used them cuz the previous owner smashed them up like a dumbass but i have a toomey 2 into 1 foam filter....is that the big ur talking?? haha

[Wildcardracing]

+1 fpr uni pods :thumbsup:

They do filter better than the k&n's, have yet to see a bike with dust in the carbs with the uni's. Most of the ones sportin the k&n's have had fine dust in the carbs when I've torn them down. Pretty sure they flow very comparably as well, have'nt noticed any jetting differences between the two on my engine builds.

 

-slo

[ASRBanshee]

Is it better to go with the dual stage UNI pods, or is single stage more than enough?

[Wildcardracing]

I've allways run the single stage on mine with outerwears. We get some really fine dust out at Jericho and never had any of it get through.

[Victor]

I just got a uni and already like it better then my k&n

[ASRBanshee]

I've allways run the single stage on mine with outerwears. We get some really fine dust out at Jericho and never had any of it get through.

 

Yea thanks I was just wondering because when I get new carbs I will be switching to UNI pods but dont want to restrict that much air with the dual stage.