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Have any you guys use Shielded air filter? Is it quieter and still have same performance as a regular cone filter?

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da808nano,

Here is the Malossi filter I use on my Aero 72cc:

https://secure.italjet.co.uk/onlineshop ... ts_id=1553

It has a cover that really reduces noise. You canusually find the filters here in the States at a Malossi distributor. The only thing is, I had to make an adapter (piece of hose) to fit it to my 28mm carb.

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i made my own adjustable airbox makes tuning heaps easyer reduces noise a bit i actually just glued a piece of foam the old factory filter cleaned of course on top of the ajustable holes which has reduced the noise even more

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da808nanospeed wrote:Have any you guys use Shielded air filter? Is it quieter and still have same performance as a regular cone filter?

http://www.motorparts4less.com/products.php?id=266
That looks just like mine that I bought from Backaracer here on the forum. It runs well and doesn't produce as much noise as my UNI did. I haven't noticed a performance change but it was just on a dependable daily driver build so I didn't have it tuned to the edge.
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does any one know where to get one of these?
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AIRBOX

45* ADAPTER

The Motoforce box is a nice piece :thumbwink:
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wiguy05 wrote:AIRBOX

45* ADAPTER

The Motoforce box is a nice piece :thumbwink:

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Wasn't there a Picture of a guy running one o those motorforces in the under seat box? I imagine that would really cut out intake noise.
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Epschoenly wrote:Wasn't there a Picture of a guy running one o those motorforces in the under seat box? I imagine that would really cut out intake noise.
I made one awhile back with a shampoo bottle.
Works awesome at reducing noise.
I love your adjustable air intake though...
As long as it doesn't open too wide by accident
and you run lean....

This is the airbox, it looks better painted...
VERY quiet.
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i am running a shielded air filter, and i love it, i am running 135main 58pilot, 1/4 and 1/2 throttle temp runs great (315f) but on WOT it run super cool (285-310F) I guess i need to down jet it to 132 main, what do you guys think?
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