January 6, 200719 yr A while back someone told me of a better air filter than the Beta one, can't remember what make it was though.
January 7, 200719 yr Why is it beter ??? Probably coz it's not standard and costs more money... 'Go faster' stripes on Mk3 Cortina's spring to mind
January 7, 200719 yr They clean easier, last alot longer and definately let the bike breath better, not sure if they cost more than the standard though? Beta number plate also springs to mind
January 7, 200719 yr Beta number plate also springs to mind Ooh, you Bitch! I bought it to sell on again, hopefully make a profit too (when is Dougies Honda contract up?) PS
January 7, 200719 yr I've found that the Jitsie's can actually be a bit 'restrictive' on the breathing side - although the air box stays very clean. Try the Twin Air filters, think they can be found on Ebay??
January 7, 200719 yr sorry kinell could'nt resist usually wash the Jitsie filter from new and re oil with PJ1, the oil they put on it does seem to resrtict the flow? and yes always have a clean air box using Jitsie Edited January 7, 200719 yr by Betarev3
January 8, 200719 yr I've found that the Jitsie's can actually be a bit 'restrictive' on the breathing side - although the air box stays very clean. Try the Twin Air filters, think they can be found on Ebay?? Hi all The standard Beta air filter is a Twin Air OEM part. See: http://www.twinair.com/2004/oem.htm I have only ever used Twin Air filters in my bikes. Even though they are twin walled I have never found them more restrictive than the standard filter and generally last longer as well. Cheers Scott
January 8, 200719 yr Just went to the TwinAir sight and bought a couple. There priced about 1/2 that of the OEM. Hey, 2 for the price of one.....what a deal.....
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