intake outlet diameter? for DIY intake mod
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I was also curious about this. Just dont logically see paying $100+ for a little k&n breather filter and a piece of tube. If no ones knows off the top of their head, i will take it apart this week and check it out.
I AGREE, THESE INTAKES ARE WAY OVER PRICED. A CHEAP SILICONE TUBE AND A BREATHER FILTER THAT WOULD SIT ON TOP OF A VALVE COVER:laugh:, ILL DO MY OWN AND BETTER! STEADY GARAGE SELLS AN OVER SIZED THROTTLE BODY ASSEMBLY. IT SAYS ITS 26MM, I FIGURED ITS ABOUT 1 INCH
your about right just went to the site and looked up that throttle body and it states "OEM stock size is 24mm, Chimera is 26mm! ALL OEM Sensors are intact". I will double check just incase.
Looks like the Dayco C71289 radiator hose will fit it has a inside diameter of 1.34" and already has a bend so all you need to do is cut it accordingly. Same hoses as a lot of the Grom guys are using to Mod their airbox.
Looks like the Dayco C71289 radiator hose will fit it has a inside diameter of 1.34" and already has a bend so all you need to do is cut it accordingly. Same hoses as a lot of the Grom guys are using to Mod their airbox.
To add on the Dayco hose has a 40mm outside diameter so check out the K&N RC-2314. It is nearly identical to the one that goes on the chimera intake with the exception of its Flange inside diameter of 40mm vs the 50mm that the chimera uses. This will fit the dayco if anyone is having a hard time finding a hose..
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No need to replace the hose just break the glue around the original hose that attaches to the air box. Pull the hose out of the air box and you will notice it has a lip on the end which is perfect then go buy a filter with I think a 2 inch diameter make sure the lip slides in the filter and whalaa.
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Very nice you have a link to that filter. Looks good
Thanks for that!! I just order the air filter! I run that exact filter on my dirt bike lol.. Once it comes in i'll be dismantling the air box!
The air filter is By "Uni", just ebay "50mm uni air filter" and a schwack of them will come up and for around $20. Great air filter and i ran mine on my dirt bike for a year now, you just need to pre oil them before installing.
The air filter is By "Uni", just ebay "50mm uni air filter" and a schwack of them will come up and for around $20. Great air filter and i ran mine on my dirt bike for a year now, you just need to pre oil them before installing.
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Thank you sir
I already cut my box with a 1inch hole saw. I dont have access to a bike dyno however the noise has increased alot. According to all these vendors with no dyno sheets. More noise means more power lol
****... thought about that the other day, but i was to lazy to pull the box... looks awesome, nice job!
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Looks really nice sticking out from behind the panel and yes it adds quite a bit of noise but it sounds good.
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Is that the 6" or 4" uni air filter? Any noticeable difference in acceleration?
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It's the 4 inch. And yes I have. Quite a bit for a $20 upgrade. I would not get the 6 inch though the six would stick out to far.
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what I've been wanting to do is weld up a bung I have for a o2 sensor so I can use my wideband gauge and get a reading before any mods
but after looking how skinny the exhaust pipe is I'm not sure if my bung will fit nicely, as its pretty large
plus its a brand new bike, and really want to spend time riding it rather then tearing it all apart right now
plus gives me a chance to get used to the power and speeds it does on hills and flat ground
so when I do modify it will help me see if there are any negative changes because of the mods
because that would make it much easier to see when changing the air intake how much the fuel injector can compensate for the changes by seeing what the wideband shows
or when adding an exhaust
then at least when you start to do changes if you need to raise the fuel then its time for a fuel controller and will also be able to get it tuned perfectly
I have used a tail pipe sniffer on other bikes but with the z exhaust its already super low and will be hard for me to secure the sniffer
why I bought a bag of bungs and plus and would be a lot easier to check tuning just by screwing in and out a sensor rather then rigging up something hanging off the exhaust
my guess at least on my Ca model it will be set pretty lean to start with for all the emissions stuff we need here
and I would hate to lean it out even more doing any intake or exhaust upgrades unless I can verify myself whats going on
but after looking how skinny the exhaust pipe is I'm not sure if my bung will fit nicely, as its pretty large
plus its a brand new bike, and really want to spend time riding it rather then tearing it all apart right now
plus gives me a chance to get used to the power and speeds it does on hills and flat ground
so when I do modify it will help me see if there are any negative changes because of the mods
because that would make it much easier to see when changing the air intake how much the fuel injector can compensate for the changes by seeing what the wideband shows
or when adding an exhaust
then at least when you start to do changes if you need to raise the fuel then its time for a fuel controller and will also be able to get it tuned perfectly
I have used a tail pipe sniffer on other bikes but with the z exhaust its already super low and will be hard for me to secure the sniffer
why I bought a bag of bungs and plus and would be a lot easier to check tuning just by screwing in and out a sensor rather then rigging up something hanging off the exhaust
my guess at least on my Ca model it will be set pretty lean to start with for all the emissions stuff we need here
and I would hate to lean it out even more doing any intake or exhaust upgrades unless I can verify myself whats going on
I was told by my dealer that all of our bikes are CA models.
As far as the Chimera intake I ordered, was a waste of money the quality was shoddy and I don't think they even dyno tuned for runner length it would bog at low rpm, I honestly didn't see that much of an improvement if any with it. Save your money on the intake although I was impressed with the SF waterproof filter.
As far as the Chimera intake I ordered, was a waste of money the quality was shoddy and I don't think they even dyno tuned for runner length it would bog at low rpm, I honestly didn't see that much of an improvement if any with it. Save your money on the intake although I was impressed with the SF waterproof filter.
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I looked closer at adding a bung to my stock header
and it won't work
even if I could get the bung on my o2 I would be using would sit in too deep and hit the backside of the pipe and probably block too much flow
I was thinking maybe on the muffler right under the exhaust piping but I will need to find that video of this guy cutting one apart I'm thinking its baffled or its a tube where I would weld and probably be blocked too
sucks because I do want to get before and after readings with my wideband
all I have left is to rig up a tail pipe sniffer and do that so at least I do have that option if I can't figure out anything else
and it won't work
even if I could get the bung on my o2 I would be using would sit in too deep and hit the backside of the pipe and probably block too much flow
I was thinking maybe on the muffler right under the exhaust piping but I will need to find that video of this guy cutting one apart I'm thinking its baffled or its a tube where I would weld and probably be blocked too
sucks because I do want to get before and after readings with my wideband
all I have left is to rig up a tail pipe sniffer and do that so at least I do have that option if I can't figure out anything else
Apparently something like this should work as the pressure should still be able to reach up the adapter even if the O2 sensor is not in the "ideal" position.
Innovate Motorsports 12mm to 18mm Motorcycle Bung Adapter
Innovate Motorsports 12mm to 18mm Motorcycle Bung Adapter
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hmm that looks interesting
but I still need to leave the stock o2 sensor in the pipe so the bike can run off of that
I wonder if using that adapter I can find that smaller bung, or a nut and weld that to the exhaust
then use a plug, or bolt later to cap it off
I don't plan on using the wideband all the time only when doing changes and want to see what changes happen
also just found this a riser
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but the bungs I have still are pretty large compared to the pipe so still trying to figure out what to use
the adapter you posted is better because it will require a smaller bung to be added
but I still need to leave the stock o2 sensor in the pipe so the bike can run off of that
I wonder if using that adapter I can find that smaller bung, or a nut and weld that to the exhaust
then use a plug, or bolt later to cap it off
I don't plan on using the wideband all the time only when doing changes and want to see what changes happen
also just found this a riser
but the bungs I have still are pretty large compared to the pipe so still trying to figure out what to use
the adapter you posted is better because it will require a smaller bung to be added
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