[wildwest]

The uni is alot cheaper then the KN, how is the uni? I shouldn't have to buy a fuel controller I would hope...

 

[3TV]

If you spend a lot of time in dry dusty conditions I think the oiled foam Uni air filter is better. K&N filters flow more than oiled foam filters, but the oiled foam filters do a better job of filtering. At least a quality foam filter like Uni does a better job, ... not sure I would say the same for the stock foam filter. Make sure you use a good quality foam filter oil though.

3TV

 

[Koko]

As well there is no k&n yet available for the 700. Unless I missed a recent release? People have made homemade ones, but I find that a bit silly IMO>

 

[wildwest]

I actually didn't check for a KN for the grizzly, just assumed it was out and I knew they are traditional 2-3 x the price of the uni


I'll just snag the uni and some bel ray filter oil

they are ebay for buy it now 25 shipped

 

[Koko]

Sounds good. ;;t;;

 

[Bear Humper]

If you want just air flow and don't worry about dirt in your engine then the K&N is the way to go. The uni will flow as good but it filters alot better. Clean engine= Happy engine

 

[GRIZZLYWIZARD]

I will run nothing but UNI filters most of the time! The Twin air are as good for filtration but flow a little more like the stock filter.

 

[pigscanfly]

K&N was recently released.......believe I saw it on Highlifter.

 

[Koko]

You are correct...I am wrong.

Part# is YA-7007.

 

[Koko]

The amount of air it flows worries me, but I would think K&N has done their testing. Likewise, I think the rubber surround may be a real good thing since the foam filters can let dirt by in the front of the filter box.

 

[Koko]

Press Release

http://www.knfilters.com/news/news.aspx?ID=1358

Install pics

http://www.kandn.com/instructions/YA-7007.pdf

 

[desertdweller]

If you spend a lot of time in dry dusty conditions I think the oiled foam Uni air filter is better. K&N filters flow more than oiled foam filters, but the oiled foam filters do a better job of filtering. At least a quality foam filter like Uni does a better job, ... not sure I would say the same for the stock foam filter. Make sure you use a good quality foam filter oil though.

3TV

I would have to agree with 3TV on this one. UNI is great in dusty conditions,price is reasonable.

 

[Mack450]

I love my Uni. It filters great. Its twice as thick as the stock filter. I do think the air flow is better. My machine was running rich.....threw in the Uni and it seems to have straightened it out a bit.

 

[formguy]

I run the K&N with a filterskin and love it. When riding away from my garage all weekend I can just pull the filterskin off and clean and dry that, saving the actual filter cleaning for home. I've also noticed absolutely no dust in the intake ahead of the filter. The K&N is also easier to clean and oil (if you get the spray type oil) than the foam filters IMO.

 

[desertdweller]

If you spend a lot of time in dry dusty conditions I think the oiled foam Uni air filter is better. K&N filters flow more than oiled foam filters, but the oiled foam filters do a better job of filtering. At least a quality foam filter like Uni does a better job, ... not sure I would say the same for the stock foam filter. Make sure you use a good quality foam filter oil though.

3TV

I'm with 3TV on this one,every thing he has said is right on and the UNI works great.
K&N has a new filter for the 700 now at around $70 but most dealer's don't carry it.
I started out wanting the K&N due to past use on auto's,but there product is not better on quads unless you never end up in a dusty area. UNI is alot less money and is easy to clean and replace if need be.JMO

I already posted to this MY BAD.