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Old 25-11-09, 07:10 PM   #11
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If it's just noise you're after, then just de-snorkle your air box and hear the horendous induction noise it makes. That way, you can simply put the snorkle back on once you're fully disgusted. I've tried the de-snorkling mod, and IMO it was gobsh!te. Just my opinion though, many may beg to differ. Chin
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Old 25-11-09, 08:48 PM   #12
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Duno about the Curvey, but on the pointy I swapped the 'Snorkel' air intake with that from an SV1000.
I just removed mine and added a K&N filter at a later date, i noticed a difference in accelration immediately after removing the snorkel (but none extra with the K&N), paired with some tank risers (which i havent got) will aslo add a bonus
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Old 25-11-09, 09:03 PM   #13
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I just removed mine and added a K&N filter at a later date, i noticed a difference in accelration immediately after removing the snorkel (but none extra with the K&N), paired with some tank risers (which i havent got) will aslo add a bonus
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Old 25-11-09, 10:01 PM   #14
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I just removed mine and added a K&N filter at a later date, i noticed a difference in accelration immediately after removing the snorkel (but none extra with the K&N), paired with some tank risers (which i havent got) will aslo add a bonus
Apparently tank risers are a can of worms fuelling wise, have you got a full race system?

Induction sounds supposedly unbearable with tank risers in, couple people have told me that. It's got to be really,really loud to make such a nice noise unbearable.
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Old 25-11-09, 10:13 PM   #15
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I de-snorkeled and added tank raisers , the noise drowned out my can , was a waste of 30 minutes of my time and the raisers were sold on here for £5 a few hours later . No advantage whatsoever apart from sounding different to the rider .
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Old 25-11-09, 10:49 PM   #16
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Apparently tank risers are a can of worms fuelling wise, have you got a full race system?

Induction sounds supposedly unbearable with tank risers in, couple people have told me that. It's got to be really,really loud to make such a nice noise unbearable.
Nah just an end can

I havent got tank risers and dont want them because i can see my filter getting wet(ter)

I dont think the induction noise is that bad, i barely notice it now

P.S. im a little tired so my post may not make sense...
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Old 25-11-09, 10:56 PM   #17
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P.S. im a little tired so my post may not make sense...
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I was saying the induc noise is supposed to be bad with tank risers, not a problem when desnorkled.

I wouldn't have thought anything more than desnorkleing and possibly the airfilter would be worth it without a race system.
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Old 25-11-09, 11:27 PM   #18
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Remember that the airbox is only the start of a long path for the air as it passes through the engine. What's point in having a super flowing airbox if flow is then restricted by inlet port size, valve diameter and shape, exhaust port size or exhaust.
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Old 25-11-09, 11:33 PM   #19
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I love the sound of mine.

BMC air filter (which has no snorkle)

and tank raisers.

The exhaust is still louder though

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Old 25-11-09, 11:50 PM   #20
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I love the sound of mine.

BMC air filter (which has no snorkle)

and tank raisers.

The exhaust is still louder though

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What other mods have you got? Much noteable change in performance?
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