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Clubroom => Tech Talk => Topic started by: Ken 737 on June 05, 2014, 07:58:10 pm
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Hi All
I am chasing a K & N air filter. I am using one in my TM 250. It works well but I don't have a spare and it is a pain to remove and put back.
It has SU-30 stamped on it and us about 15 cm in diameter and about 6.5 cm wide.
Any ideas on finding a replacement I can't locate that model at all
Thanks.
Ken
I hope the attached photo works
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do a search on rip off bay im sure I saw one recently
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NOS-K-N-Air-Filter-1971-Suzuki-TM400-SU-30-/190684408891?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2c65ad2c3b
US $49.99
Approximately AU $53.93
US $18.00 (approx. AU $19.42) USPS Priority Mail International | See details
Item location:
I Ship Worldwide from Austin, Texas USA, United States
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Worldwide
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Thanks, I didnt realise it was an original item. I might try k and n and see if I can order one.
Ken
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What year TM?
Unifilter Australia list a filter for the 72-73 model for $30 and a cage to suit for $27.50
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K&N stop small rocks anything smaller than that goes straight through. Oiled foam is miles better
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If your going to race MX and there's any sort of dust involved then you would run a million miles from a K & N filter....they do not stop dust period.....all they do it make more horsepower as they don't restrict airflow very much......engine rebuilds are dearer than a pain in the arse oiled foam filter. I have also seen the results of foam filters that have not been oiled....not pretty either. Unfortunately the best way is the dirtiest way, but hey, rubber gloves are cheap.
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+1 to Lozza's and Davey's comments.
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Thanks for the advice. I think I will go with the foam Unifilter for the 73 TM
Ken