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Old 02-02-2011, 10:08 AM   #2
Johnny Danger
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Originally Posted by jhandy
My question is would it be bad to not use the supplied airbox?

I currently have the EVO filter with the supplied airbox. The air box that came with the filter setup is poor fitting, but it does direct incoming air to the filter.
The filters are very expensive 80$ but I have better filters (20$) that fit the tube, but not in the box. They are a bit fatter.

The EVO airbox does not really seal off the compartment anyway, but would it be better to use it rather than let the cone filter hang free?


James
I am not sure exactly what your question is, but the EVO filter is proprietary and its the only one designed to work with their air box . They do not recommend using any other brand or style of filter with their system. Furthermore, its considered a "life-time" filter, and with routine cleaning it should last indefinitely. Also, there has been some confusion amongst members as to whether or not the EVO filter should be oiled after cleaning it. I spoke with Ian at Evolution Motorsports, and the answer is yes. Although, it should only be coated with a light mist . As far as getting it to fit securely, I agree its pain in the a**. However, the technique that worked for me was to take a wooden dowel and create leverage on the filter end, and once everything was in place and the filter was snug against the airbox/intake tube I tighten down the hose clamps .
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