| Author | Message | ||
     Zane |
Does anyone have a part number for an aftermarket air filter. Since it's right before the holidays I don't want to spend the $50 for a K&N but still want to pop in a new one when I change the oil this weekend. I'm using the Walmart SuperTech oil filter and was wondering if there is a SuperTech air filter that fits. I'm just looking to to pay dealership prices for a commodity item. PS. Not sure I've said it lately but I LOVE my Blast! | ||
| Ezblast |
Sorry bud - no such duck. EZ | ||
| Zane |
Isn't there some aftermaket that fits? Napa, or Fram or some such brand X. I just don't want to pay HD prices for something that shouldn't cost much at all. (Message edited by Zane on November 25, 2008) | ||
| Imadreadhead |
The stock one is reusable..it says so right in the manual..all you have to do is clean it up. I guess technically you could go to Advance Auto Parts and buy a K&N CLeaner kit for $13 and you'd be good to go! | ||
| Imadreadhead |
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| Indybuell |
I used the K&N kit for cleaning my Pro-Series as well. Is there supposed to be a replacement element, or am I cool to continue cleaning as I have? | ||
| Zane |
OK. What about some compressed air to blow out the gunk. Is that enough? It's not like I can run it throught the dish washer or somethin'. ...lol | ||
| Reuel |
Zane--I did exactly that. Well, not exactly. A bucket of hot water and dishwashing soap. | ||
| Miss_doc |
Zane, dont use high pressure if you decide to blow the gunk out of your k&n filter. you can mess it up. better to use a nylon brush and simple green and gently brush it out, wash it with hot water and simple green and blow out with low press air. then oil and ride. | ||
| Zane |
Well, right now it just has the stock paper filter so a good blowing out might work. |
