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takethebounce

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It should. You can always email SLP to confirm.

I have one, it solves the issue for deep powder riding clogging up the factory location. But it doesn't provide any real gains.

flo-rites in the lower airbox are your best gain.
 

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when you say "lower airbox", are you talking the piece that slides out right by your carbs, or the big one closer to the front with the spring action valve in it? Thanks.
 

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I don't have flow rites or the slp intake. I have JC Customs intake, which is a vent in the top of the gauge pod with a vent in the upper airbox and 2 2.5" holes behind the carbs, with a prefilter screen on side panel. Have never experienced any bog.
 
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yeah lower air box...behind the carbs. But you need (should) also be adjusting your fuel as you are freeing up airflow. More air - more fuel.
 

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I don't have flow rites or the slp intake. I have JC Customs intake, which is a vent in the top of the gauge pod with a vent in the upper airbox and 2 2.5" holes behind the carbs, with a prefilter screen on side panel. Have never experienced any bog.

Bayman. Was the JC intake kit worth the cash?? Looks like it would perform fairly well. Or is it better to plumb some flo rites into the lower air box from the top of the gauge cluster??
 
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