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Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 3:05 pm
by vfrman
speedy231278 wrote:Yes, if you look at some pics that were posted on here a while ago (maybe a in the for sale bit?) there were pics of an NC30 racebike with a whopping great cylinder in the tail and two large hoses which seemed to go back to the airbox and the crank breather. Cue me being wrong and it being something entirely different...
I have one on my NC...
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 10:25 pm
by juggernaut
Got mine today, k and n along with the breather filter, looks good, took about 20 minutes to convert!
What do you do with the hole left by using a breather filter in the air box/tray set up?
Great thread, thanks
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 10:50 pm
by porndoguk
juggernaut wrote:Got mine today, k and n along with the breather filter, looks good, took about 20 minutes to convert!
What do you do with the hole left by using a breather filter in the air box/tray set up?
Great thread, thanks
Silicon

Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 10:59 pm
by juggernaut
Legend, thank you
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 3:42 pm
by speedy231278
Going back to the instructions. Really silly question but cutting off the left or right shoulder, is that a clearance thing for the new panel? It's a little hard to tell from the pics exactly how the removed part would have looked while still attached. I guess it'll become clear once doing the task....
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 8:08 pm
by juggernaut
Yes, the panel K&N is a few mm too wide hence the cutting of the inner shoulder of the housing.
It does not fall through though as the K&N has a large lip at the top where you apply silicone to make it stick/seal to the housing.
Hope this helps
Luke
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:44 am
by speedy231278
Makes sense. It'll make even more sense when the panel arrives, assuming I can find the old filter/s that I should have lurking about. I've always had a one or two 'spare' old ones knocking about from donkey's tears ago when I first saw people putting different elements in them and figured that one day I might have to do the same.... Granted, it's not necessary yet, but I figure as I'm making changes to the carbs, it makes sense to do it now, and at the end of the day the K+N element costs roughly the same as a genuine filter, and in theory shouldn't need replacing again!
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 11:35 pm
by xivlia
is it just me or the images not showing?
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 11:55 pm
by porndoguk
It would appear so :S
I have the all on my photobucket and on facebook, have a look in my Bike albums ersan
Re: Howto: K&N Filter for NC30
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2012 10:55 am
by speedy231278
I got my panel last week, and the whole shoulder thing became immediately apparent, didn't take too long to do, so now I just need to find a tube of suitable gunge to stick the panel in. I'm sure I can find some silicon knocking about somewhere....
As for the images not showing, I don't suppose you've reordered or moved any of your Photobucket galleries? For some stupid reason, the way they organise the files means that if you rename or move anything, it breaks the direct link because rather than give all images a static location based on an id number and the account id, they give an address based on the filename and album... :s