16wr450 Looking for different ideas for the snowbike intake. Building the first one. Not a fan of exposed pod.
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Wr/yz intake
- Thread starter Teddly
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Wrap cage with pre filter.
Add weatherstripping under edge of cage.
Pre filter intake horns.
Drill holes in the cover (1/8”) on a grid pattern.
Works better than the hidden pod filter. Which Ices up without the stock air horn from steam off the motor.
This setup is quieter than an exposed pod.
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Thanks. I like that idea.
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What pre filter material are you using? Outerwear, frog skins, etc?
Slp fabric
Oh yeah I drilled the grid pattern on the bottom and insides of the airbox horns. (Less noise)
Then i got worried it wouldn’t be enough air and drilled holes in the top before taking it out for a ride.
So maybe someone could get away with only the bottom holes?
Haha too late for me.
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I have a pod filter under the stock intake cover, works great and only cost me about $60 to build.
From my experience that did not work very well for me. The powder snow filled up the air box and packed full. So i took the bottom rubber boot part of the air box out. Completly gutting it down the the throttle body. Then i used a 1 1/2 rubber coupling and a 1 1/2 abs st. 45 plumbing fitting. Then used a turbo style pod with a prefilter. Any snow that gets in just falls out the bottom. The engine heat keeps any ice from building up and it is all contained under the cover for a stock look. All for under 50 bucks.
That's very similar to what I did. PC Racing Flo shroud air filters keeps the snow out of the stock intake pieces.