Air filter install question
 

So I got my new K&N airfilter and adapter in the mail today, I installed everything easily....my question....what do I do about the air pump hose that is just hanging there now that was connected to the stock air box before....do I put a little filter thing on it or just let it sit there....any info would be great...thanks...Z

You need a small filter to protect the air pump.

theyre called crankcase vent filters, you can probably get em at pep boys or something.

wormclamp some screen from a screen door over that bad boy, you konw, just to keep out the small insects and what not.

Will that work OK??? Just use an o-ring clamp and some kind of screen or maybe some panty hose material over the whole or do I NEED to have a specific breather filter????

or......take off the airpump and get a new exhaust system without a cat, and than an ACV block off, and you will no longer need the filter. Replacing the cat with a straight pipe will net some hp gains. Make sure it is legal though in your area first.

its the same thing, if you dont mind having some household/feminine materials under your hood, they do the same thing as a cotton/paper filter, just basically keep big chunks of crap from going in yourhose.

I got a little filter from AutoZone for it. Universal breather filter. Gives me a nice whine above about 2krpms.

get in the zone....AutoZone

it's a 5 dollar breather, get it..

That's not a good idea. During decel, the ACV directs air from the airpump to the rear rotor to help prevent afterburn. You NEED to filter the air to avoid sucking sand, dirt, etc. into your engine.

Go with the breather filter beside another other obvious reasons it gives people who don't know rotarys sumthin to ask about, they think they are seeing a filter on an alternator or sumthin lol

i got a high performance k&n for mine.. it was like 20bucks... only the best for my airpump..
actually it just fit nice. i put an extension hose on mine to make it look better