Just wandering if anyone has tried the aftermarket air filters in the David silvers service pack? They fit as well and work just the same as Honda OE?
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David
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Re: aftermarket air filters nc30 ?
Right, i have had both and i had issues with the aftermarket one on the RVF.
i think if you have any fuelling issues, and perhaps a flat spot in the midrange, the aftermarket ones make it more pronounced.
i spent ages last spring setting up the fuelling on my RVF and never quite got it perfect in the midrange no matter what i did. however when i replaced the filter with a genuine honda one (looks identical) it fueled perfectly midrange and top end.
so make of that what you will, i know what i will be buying from now on for all my 400's
i think if you have any fuelling issues, and perhaps a flat spot in the midrange, the aftermarket ones make it more pronounced.
i spent ages last spring setting up the fuelling on my RVF and never quite got it perfect in the midrange no matter what i did. however when i replaced the filter with a genuine honda one (looks identical) it fueled perfectly midrange and top end.
so make of that what you will, i know what i will be buying from now on for all my 400's
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A genuine is only a few quid more than non genuine. Personally, I went for genuine.
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Cheers. Just shopping around as prices have shot up on everything and can't get the hold of rick o. Will persevere though . The rest ain't worth the hassle, lol
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Re: aftermarket air filters nc30 ?
The paper in the aftermarket filters just dosnt look or feel the same as a oe filters , for the price difference i would only fit genuine oil and air filters and use good quality brand name oil, after all you only get what you pay for.
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Genuine is best.