DNA High-Performance Air Filter - Installation Guide for Royal Enfield 650 Twins
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Handy how-to guide for installing the Washable DNA Air Filter and High-Flow Intake Plate.
This easy modification boosts performance, improves sound, and can even save money on servicing long term!
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Another great product and video. It's the first time ever that I got a bunch of parts before I got the bike they're meant for. Can't wait to have my Interceptor 650 finally delivered.
Really interested in the exhaust and filter. Can you clear up a couple of points please? The video shows 53 bhp and 55ft/lb vs standard 51.5 bhp and 53.5 bhp. RE's official figure is 47 bhp. Normally you'd expect real bhp to be less than claimed bhp however the graph says "extra fuel" so has the mapping/ecu been worked on?
8bhp over standard is a lot and very worth having on a 47 bhp machine and would put it on a par with an original 850 Commando which (when running) was an awesome machine.
Got one ready to put in soon as bike run in,along with your £300 S/S silencer :)
Me too. I am expecting delivery of my bike in September and can't wait to change exhaust pipes and airfilter.
@@AYACSM I booked this bike after seeing George's Scrambler conversion.
Do you need to wait for run-in? Just wondering why. Cheers.
@@davidfletchfletcher just want to wait for 1600 miles full run in before changing gas flow.at 950 now....
Can't wait until this and the sump guard are on the US site.
Hope the development is going well on the 2 into 1!
Just got mine from TecBikePartsUSA. Thanks for the installation vid and filter. Good stuff.
That´s a proper job.
Congrats.
We need this at tecbikepartsusa!!!
rhugh02 Just got mine from TecBikePartsUSA today.
Hi TBP, if the air flow increases with the after market air filter, wouldn't the engine run lean? and is there a way to map the proportion or fuel intake and air?
thanks from France.
really interesting.
the seat and the rack in your bike is so cool .
I don't see this in your website.
good job
will be available soon
@@georgemilburn6213 cool thanks
Great job George!
Just terrific. Awaiting your filter for the scrambler 1200. Have a wonderful day.
Wonderful job!! great tips and nice video!! crystal clear
I installed the Bandidos Pitstop Belt Drive Conversion Kit and love it. The front to rear sprocket is different and gives more torque but decreased mileage. Would installing this air filter give me better fuel mileage? Also some say when putting high flow air filter on we should run at idle for ten minutes before riding for the ECU to adjust to the air filter. Do you agree?
A nice little growl 👍🏻
would a reflash be necessary or will the ecu be able to adapt w/ the air flow change?
Can you put the air filter with stock exhaust and engine mapping
? Will it harm or improve engine performance and efficiency?
Jitendra Khatri but if you remap you will lost warranty no ?
Hi, Yes works well with standard exhaust and no re map required. but to get the best from this bike you really need to change the exhaust system as it is horribly restricted. if you had to put bike in for warranty you can simply put the stock filter back in, only takes a few minutes. but most dealers are buying these to fit for customers so I cannot see it being an issue.
@@TECBikeParts George may I just say say that I only found your channel/company recently but am very impressed with your content and products and developments. I am thinking of buying an Interceptor and would probably like a blacked out scrambler eventually so it would be like your development bike. Can you recommend a dealer to buy from. I have visited my local dealer but am not a huge fan of this shop and dont mind travelling to a good dealer. Also do you ever sell your ex development bikes?
@@droptuned83 Hi
My local dealer M+S motorcycles of Newcastle are a great and long established dealer ,and if you mention me, they will give you a great deal.
Thank you for video! But in case exhaust is stock do I need to make some ECM tuning with special electronic equipment ?
Should you oil the new filter before installing it and do you need to grease the back edge of the filter?
It comes already oiled.
How if we just open cap of stock filter? It might be due to more air rather than filter.
Hi, I have the Continental GT650 and I have been thinking of installing this filter with the stage 2 cover. However, I live in a country with really strong rainy seasons. Is there any risk to the filter and the engine if I use this configuration to drive while raining or if the bike is parked under the rain?
Thanks for the video. Stuart Fillingham's DNA video recommends letting the bike run at tick-over for 10 minutes after fitting so that the ECU "learns" the change and adjusts accordingly. Do you recommend the same procedure?
since it allows air to pass through well, so it allows dust to pass through, before you put on the filter, look through it, you will see small holes.
Wrong! The cotton weave vibrates, allowing increased airflow, whilst the lubricant traps dirt particles. This air filter doesn't work the same way a paper element does.
@@mrsilbo6499 I ordered this filter, sent it back because of holes one millimeter thick!
Purchased!
Hello awesome video, do you need to remap after change exhaust and air filter ? Cause I ask Royal endfield and they told me I lost warranty if I remap....
any co will tell you if you change a light bulb your warranty is gone .. even if its a brake pad ..defect .. any thing to not fix any thing their fault ..
@@katana258 lul
please can you tell me by fitting the DNA High Performance to my RE 650CC Interceptor does it effect my Warrenty in any way? Regards Bryan Medway
thankyou for your reply I will take your advice Regards Bryan M
How much cost of the DNA in India..? Please let me know
the fuel consumption? changes? regards
Hi George, I'm from Australia and have noticed some pre-detonation when riding at higher altitudes (800-1000 meters) I was running 91 octane fuel at the time but do you think using this air filter would help to prevent pre-detonation by making more air available?? I have also started using high octane fuel (98 ron)
Engines suffer from pre-ignition and/or detonation; there is no such thing as pre-detonation. Detonation typically occurs under high engine loads, in this case allowing even more air into the cylinder will make things worse.
Can't say anything about the 'pre-detonation', but using higher octane fuel on this bike is a waste of money. It wont make any difference whatsoever.
In India at least, and I think the specifications are the same across the world for this bike, 91ron is recommended by the manufacturer, and that's more than sufficient. Typically higher octane fuel is needed for engines with high compression ratio, which this bike doesn't have.
Hi, We are currently working with booster plug on a special version for the RE 650, and this should help
Long time no see ,how are you and the family getting on George ?,ok i hope ,
See you later,....will there be a part 5 for the enfield?
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Did you oil the filter before putting it in and if so what did you use.cheers
Beautiful seat. Where did u get? From tec?
Awesome video! I can't find any stats on the Interceptor 650 performancewise. Any know the stock 0-60 on these?
Bike magazine and Cycle World have both done in depth performance test reviews on the interceptor
@@georgemilburn6213 And?
@@RiverwalkFunHouse
times vary on who is testing but around 5.8 for stock bike
@@georgemilburn6213 Thanks! I had checked Cycle World's two online articles and they just said N/A on the times. Appreciate it.
Sir, please make/try a nice windshield for interceptor 650 like Givi Airflow A660. Waiting for your response/video.
Since ordering a DNA filter which i look forwards to .
I've seen many negative videos on K&N letting dirt in , and damaging engines .
Q should I have concerns for this with a DNA filter ?
That's what I was thinking, too. K&N Filters will outperform stock, until their first clean, then they'll run just like the stock filter, then after the second wash you're better off with a paper filter as far as keeping out contaminants. "Lifetime" product that lasts twice as long as the OE part. However, if he's correct about the OE filter being 25-30 bucks, and this one is less than 60, you're better off. I wouldn't go past 2 cleanings before replacing their "lifetime" filter.
I noticed the Scrambler in the background! It’s got a nice tidy arse end!!! How’s that product coming along?
Sorry, some production delays, but should be ready soon
Hi,
which tires did you fit under this bike?
Is there any mileage increase,if yes then how much?
I have installed red rooster performance exhaust and planning to install these air filter too will these both together will increase my mileage or not?
I also waiting to get my dna air filter...with only RRP i felt power loss...but sounds grt
May power would increase if i install dna air filter with rrp...
Does run lean though??
No, fuel injection compensates for differences in air flow.
Yep
I know its stupid but, please make a video on fixing the bar end mirror...i was told i need to drill.
We did one a few months ago, here is the link- ua-cam.com/video/IUzPA95DfyQ/v-deo.html
Do you know if I can find this in Toronto?
we can post from Uk, or our USA site will have them in October
TEC Bike Parts thanks
does the air box have a inside restrictor plate like the triumph ??
no plate inside but has long inlet tubes, we will be experimenting with different lengths when we do further tuning
Will it be bad for the bike if I cut the filter cover instead of buying a DNA filter
it does not work anywhere near as well as the DNA full kit
TEC Bike Parts thank you sir
Whats the air/fuel mix like with the part fitted?
Hi, We have checked A/F ratio on dyno with stock and aftermarket silencers, with DNA fitted and all run safe. As with all euro 4 bikes it would be very slightly better with a little more fuel during acceleration and we are developing a fuel device with boosterplug for this bike. But is safe to run with stock map,and bike runs well.
Tidy!
If you allow more air to flow into the engine then surely you will need to remap the engine otherwise the extra air will weaken the mixture of fuel and air.
not always as the sensor can tell the ecu that more air is passing and thus more gas needed on some systems
Hi, that would be the case with a carb motor but EFI is not the same , as the motor knows what fuel it needs from the various sensor inputs.
@@georgemilburn6213 Only within very limited tolerances. Manufacturers including RE have to meet tight emission standards and do not account for owners who will modify from standard. Today's motorcycles are very sensitive of changes to exhaust and carburation and your RE will almost certainly need some adjustment to the fueling to prevent engine problems down the line.
@@katana258 to be sure you would need to put the bike on a rolling road and measure the fueling over the entire rev range. See my post above. The standard fuel injection only adjust for very small amounts of changes, not major changes.
I said on some systems .. not knowing r.e. system it was just a all around answer ... some do a wee bit some do not .. see the tec bike answer first hand to the bike as he rides it .. but I am sure with the mufflers and intake '' any '' remap will power up the bike for the better at higher rpm air intake ..but it seems it will be ok for now ..
What tyres are you running?
K60 SCOUT
Hello from belgium, no problems whit afr ? To poor? Do you take the head temp before anb after filter placing? I don't think it is right for the motor without a afr calibration. Just my opinion...
Hi
A/F ratio fully checked on dyno and runs safe
You are correct!
Wouldn't the bike run better as well if you just left the air filter cover off ??
I'm not a mechanic but i thought it might work
See you later mate
Air filter cover? Do you mean the side panel?
@@ferrumignis ,what i meant was the air filter intake ,(look at 2.10 seconds )
See you later, be safe on the road
@@andrewbull3537 The cover holds the filter in and seals the end of the filter to the airbox so you have to have something there. This is why the metal plate from DNA is available as a replacement.
@@ferrumignis ,yes you do need the replacement plate if you run the bike with an airfilter ,
But you could run the bike with no air filter (if your a savage like me )
See you on the road ,ride safe