Wish I had seen this earlier. I bought a Vance & Hines intake, paid way more than that and only later realized I have to pay even more to get a cover for it. Yours looks great. And for anyone watching & reading comments, YES the old breadbox kept hitting my knee. And the difference in airflow is astounding. You can hear the air being pulled in my new intake. Along with new pipes & a tuner my bike feels like it pulls 10hp stronger.
Awsom video. I changed out my air filter also and exhaust on my Bolt and had my ECU tuned by ivans performance. The tune is a must have if you havnt yet. were did you get the fork gators? i like that style. most are to big and look too compressed. can you sen me the link? Thanks
I am going to test the bike out before I do any tounning, also here is a link to the fork gators, you want the 41mm. fortnine.ca/en/bikers-choice-fork-boots
I had no problem; I was riding in a rainstorm and had no issues, but if you are worried, you can purchase a rainsock for that filter. Here is a video I made about it. ua-cam.com/video/MQEz6ocLcCU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RogerWeron
Hey, great video. I ordered the exact one, but two things in this video are unclear to me: 4:15 why use other bolts? Is there something wrong with the supplied ones? 6:50 did you spray it with oil? Is that mandatory?
Alright, thanks. Just finished installing it myself a few hours ago. Looks nice. Unfortunately it still sticks out far enough and hit my knee. But hey, this filter looks super good!
@@danielfaria1548 I have used K&N oil. www.amazon.ca/Filters-99-0516-Filter-Aerosol-12-25-Ounce/dp/B00029WYBM/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.HZU0xQqGU2esn4WlxadAcHQeVFZox4SSpreSblYUt3VjNtr3gI-C-MCAWIwJC7XLJxshO_YktMBlmyqoxrPJq1Vm9LMr53FikcBpSV5zKwGWT0BhXlQVWKHEWF5UWsT9qZHHwRWaw8xKJfWVbUC0ndbKJL2JZi3RAjdVg7PiRT-UMnTx3Bi4nuJoKV4vSkWBsHoCBs7ob_31OaEck8sg1VNiq-SnE1wllJZjKvy2b3FuD9Q95lqzOOFep8TBHbI-na-CPTMyvjshUdAUox5ERnlO4phtm9hc_4859IQaTDE.pV6d2dCM_-RVra3MF1NwaT8MnPciozf2Ny4s8HNcBUc&dib_tag=se&hvadid=600262976359&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9001050&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=7913396055016655636&hvtargid=kwd-299301229580&hydadcr=363_1015030460&keywords=k%26n%2Bair%2Bfilter%2Boil&qid=1723724191&s=automotive&sr=1-1&th=1
Hey, I just installed this same intake. I have only ever had the stock intake, so im just curious. Is there supposed to be a loud hissing sound? I assume it's just the air being drawn in? I took it off and put it back on, and it's aligned and tight.
Not sure, I have not tested my bike out yet , we still have a bit of snow on the ground, but did you notice a performance change on your bike? Also once I get my bike up and running I will let you know.
The loud hissing is from more air being sucked in. Thats a good thing. The Bolt original is too restrictive. Mine does the same with a different intake.
@weron021 I'm sure there's a bit of a difference, but the snow just melted where I am as well, so yesterday was my first ride since last summer. Nothing to noticeable to me. I say it's much better looking, though!
@@andriuspe1228 I did not use the thread lock on the 5 long bolts, but you can, I have used the thread lock to secure the body to the fuel injectors. Reason I did not use the thread lock on the long bolts is because I can remove it easily form the bike. Thank you.
@@weron021 that makes sense. I guess I am just used to older carbureted bikes...I ride a 2005 Yamaha roadstar... Your Road Star videos were super helpful for me!
@@admendoza8537 I just spent reserching this object and there is no requirement to have the computer flashed or adjusted, Yamaha bolt for a factory runs lean and this will make it run perfect. No other adjustments are needed. The oxygen sensor does all of the work for you. Thank you.
@@weron021 Thanks for posting the video. I also thought that you had to tune the bike once you change both the air intake and the pipes. But especially the air intake.
@@dmenaced This bike is fuel injection and also is equped with oxegon sensor that tells the computer how much fuel and oxygen it needs, no need to tuneup the bike, also all Yamaha bolts from the factory are set to be lean and once you change the exaust and air filter it correct it self. I am going to ride like that for a bit and see if there is any major issues.
I saw one like that online recently for $349!! What a ridiculous price. Did you swap filters bc the stock filter stuck out too far? Many say that the stock filter bumps the knee.
I have changed the filter for 2 reasons, 1. it was hitting my knee, and 2. I got more power since the original air filter is restricted for air, Now I have more top-end speed.
@@weron021 links dont seem to work but go on the website and search for this... Motorcycle Turbine Air Filter Intake Cleaner For Fit YAMAHA Bolt XV 950
Wish I had seen this earlier. I bought a Vance & Hines intake, paid way more than that and only later realized I have to pay even more to get a cover for it. Yours looks great.
And for anyone watching & reading comments, YES the old breadbox kept hitting my knee. And the difference in airflow is astounding. You can hear the air being pulled in my new intake. Along with new pipes & a tuner my bike feels like it pulls 10hp stronger.
For sure, I had to change my filter, bike is running awesome no issues.
Awsom video. I changed out my air filter also and exhaust on my Bolt and had my ECU tuned by ivans performance. The tune is a must have if you havnt yet. were did you get the fork gators? i like that style. most are to big and look too compressed. can you sen me the link? Thanks
I am going to test the bike out before I do any tounning, also here is a link to the fork gators, you want the 41mm. fortnine.ca/en/bikers-choice-fork-boots
@@weron021 Awsome thanks!
Thanks for the video mate
Do you need to get a tune for this modification?
I did not; also, what I have noticed is more power at the top end.
How would the new air filter go, in the wet weather??
I had no problem; I was riding in a rainstorm and had no issues, but if you are worried, you can purchase a rainsock for that filter. Here is a video I made about it. ua-cam.com/video/MQEz6ocLcCU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RogerWeron
Hey, great video. I ordered the exact one, but two things in this video are unclear to me:
4:15 why use other bolts? Is there something wrong with the supplied ones?
6:50 did you spray it with oil? Is that mandatory?
I used the supplied ones from the kit, I have sprayed with the oil but it is not mandatory
Alright, thanks. Just finished installing it myself a few hours ago. Looks nice. Unfortunately it still sticks out far enough and hit my knee. But hey, this filter looks super good!
@@ronbosgra8230 Excellent.
@@weron021what’s the purpose of spraying it with oil? And was there a certain type that you used?
@@danielfaria1548 I have used K&N oil. www.amazon.ca/Filters-99-0516-Filter-Aerosol-12-25-Ounce/dp/B00029WYBM/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.HZU0xQqGU2esn4WlxadAcHQeVFZox4SSpreSblYUt3VjNtr3gI-C-MCAWIwJC7XLJxshO_YktMBlmyqoxrPJq1Vm9LMr53FikcBpSV5zKwGWT0BhXlQVWKHEWF5UWsT9qZHHwRWaw8xKJfWVbUC0ndbKJL2JZi3RAjdVg7PiRT-UMnTx3Bi4nuJoKV4vSkWBsHoCBs7ob_31OaEck8sg1VNiq-SnE1wllJZjKvy2b3FuD9Q95lqzOOFep8TBHbI-na-CPTMyvjshUdAUox5ERnlO4phtm9hc_4859IQaTDE.pV6d2dCM_-RVra3MF1NwaT8MnPciozf2Ny4s8HNcBUc&dib_tag=se&hvadid=600262976359&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9001050&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=7913396055016655636&hvtargid=kwd-299301229580&hydadcr=363_1015030460&keywords=k%26n%2Bair%2Bfilter%2Boil&qid=1723724191&s=automotive&sr=1-1&th=1
Hey, I just installed this same intake. I have only ever had the stock intake, so im just curious. Is there supposed to be a loud hissing sound? I assume it's just the air being drawn in? I took it off and put it back on, and it's aligned and tight.
Not sure, I have not tested my bike out yet , we still have a bit of snow on the ground, but did you notice a performance change on your bike? Also once I get my bike up and running I will let you know.
The loud hissing is from more air being sucked in. Thats a good thing. The Bolt original is too restrictive. Mine does the same with a different intake.
@weron021 I'm sure there's a bit of a difference, but the snow just melted where I am as well, so yesterday was my first ride since last summer. Nothing to noticeable to me. I say it's much better looking, though!
@@rizkybiss Is it normal that hissing sound is pretty loud (comparing to original filter) even without throttle?
@@andriuspe1228 Yes its normal. its sucking in alot of air. Even at idle. The new filter is less restrictive which is good.
Great video brother ✌🏻❤️
It’s must change a filter with service or just clean it up ?
Just a quick clean up, and you be good to go. ua-cam.com/video/oGAl0zsmmBA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RogerWeron
You did spray it. Spray it with what?
I spray it with K&N filter oil.
What about rain?
I had no issues; I was riding in pretty good rain and had problems, but if you are wary, get the rain sock for it.
ua-cam.com/video/MQEz6ocLcCU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RogerWeron
Looking to purchase this one. Are the air filter replacements easy to find? If so, do you have a brand and model number recommendation? Thanks!
There is a lot on FortNine but pricy, found this one on Amazon.
@@weron021 Is this air filter reusable or disposable?
@@dustinsautodetailing This filter is reusable, Just like K&N filters.
@@weron021 Perfect, thank you!
Didn’t you use threadlocker fluid?
Yes I have used the Blue medium strength thread locker. it is not on the video.
Thank you for reply :)
Did you use it between all the separate metal parts?
@@andriuspe1228 I did not use the thread lock on the 5 long bolts, but you can, I have used the thread lock to secure the body to the fuel injectors. Reason I did not use the thread lock on the long bolts is because I can remove it easily form the bike. Thank you.
@@andriuspe1228 ua-cam.com/video/oGAl0zsmmBA/v-deo.html&t=
Love up the look of the new filter! Do you think you will need to tune the bike because of the increased airflow?
I am not sure if I have to do that, this bike is fuel injection and also is equped with oxegon sensor that tells the computer how much fuel is needed.
@@weron021 that makes sense. I guess I am just used to older carbureted bikes...I ride a 2005 Yamaha roadstar... Your Road Star videos were super helpful for me!
@@admendoza8537 I just spent reserching this object and there is no requirement to have the computer flashed or adjusted, Yamaha bolt for a factory runs lean and this will make it run perfect. No other adjustments are needed. The oxygen sensor does all of the work for you. Thank you.
@@weron021 Thanks for posting the video. I also thought that you had to tune the bike once you change both the air intake and the pipes. But especially the air intake.
@@dmenaced This bike is fuel injection and also is equped with oxegon sensor that tells the computer how much fuel and oxygen it needs, no need to tuneup the bike, also all Yamaha bolts from the factory are set to be lean and once you change the exaust and air filter it correct it self. I am going to ride like that for a bit and see if there is any major issues.
I saw one like that online recently for $349!! What a ridiculous price. Did you swap filters bc the stock filter stuck out too far? Many say that the stock filter bumps the knee.
I have changed the filter for 2 reasons, 1. it was hitting my knee, and 2. I got more power since the original air filter is restricted for air, Now I have more top-end speed.
Cool, Tks
Already unavailable on amazon. Sigh.
I know it sold out quickely.
Available again, just letting you know.
@@ronbosgra8230 Excellent. Thank you.
It does look good. Would look better if it was a Harley. Just sayin' lol. All joking aside, great video!
Thanks Alex.
i have the same but from AliExpress for half the price.
Excellent. Could you send me a link?
@@weron021 im in the uk but they ship all over
@@andydavidson Thank you.
@@weron021 links dont seem to work but go on the website and search for this... Motorcycle Turbine Air Filter Intake Cleaner For Fit YAMAHA Bolt XV 950