Pod mod, where's this thingy go?

[Guest vratbastard]

Did the K&N filter pod mod today, couldn't believe how easy it was! Now my only question is where do I put the air temp sensor thingy? I now this is kinda of a custom deal (to each their own). Just curious to see what other's have done, and what had worked (most importantly).

 

I know that I won't reap the full benefits of the mod till my PCIII box comes but, man what a marked difference. Definately worth the $56 I paid for the filters! That Guzzi intake sound is cool too.

 

Now if only I can figure out how to redo these stock cans, to bring out that beautiful exhaust note!

[Martin Barrett]

Did the K&N filter pod mod today, couldn't believe how easy it was! Now my only question is where do I put the air temp sensor thingy? I now this is kinda of a custom deal (to each their own). Just curious to see what other's have done, and what had worked (most importantly).

 

I know that I won't reap the full benefits of the mod till my PCIII box comes but, man what a marked difference. Definately worth the $56 I paid for the filters! That Guzzi intake sound is cool too.

 

Now if only I can figure out how to redo these stock cans, to bring out that beautiful exhaust note!

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The standard answer seems to be put it in a 35mm film canister and cable tie it up out the way.

[Guest vratbastard]

The standard answer seems to be put it in a 35mm film canister and cable tie it up out the way.

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Does it matter what brand the film is? lol! No but, really I was thinking about that. At the moment I've just got it tucked up underneath the tank. I'd like to get it as close to on of the air filters as I can though.

 

Thanks for the info.

[Martin Barrett]

Does it matter what brand the film is? lol! No but, really I was thinking about that. At the moment I've just got it tucked up underneath the tank. I'd like to get it as close to on of the air filters as I can though.

 

Thanks for the info.

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Not normally unless you've a green V11 then then green bias of Fuji colour works best

 

If I was to do it on my grigo titanium I could get away with monocrome

[Guest vratbastard]

Not normally unless you've a green V11 then then green bias of Fuji colour works best 

 

If I was to do it on my grigo titanium I could get away with monocrome

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I really like the look of the exposed filters now but, that's just me. I like to see how things work. I guess no more side panels unless special brackets are made up?

[Ouiji Veck]

Hey vratbastard...

Sounds like your diggin' your Guzzi...glad to hear it.

With a name like vratbastard I knew you would.

Wait till ya get the pipes breathin' ....FooBahhh

[coz1100]

Not to steal the the thread but, I've been thinking about doing the K&N mod, and was wondering if anyone has used these things in the rain. If so, any trouble with water getting in ?

[Mal]

I've used K&N pods on my V11 through torrential rain and wind (last year going to the Guzzi Scottish rally) and there was no problems.

 

Mal

[Admin Jaap]

No problems here too:

 

More info on air intake in the FAQ: http://www.v11lemans.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=461

[Paul Minnaert]

I've seen them soaking wet, at a running bike, I wonderd where the air came through, but it worked.

[coz1100]

Thanks everyone.

[jrt]

I don't even use a film canister- I just zip-tied the resistor to a lug on the spine.

[Admin Jaap]

Thrillseeker...

[jrt]

I take an edgy and youth-oriented approach to life.

[DeBenGuzzi]

mine is just tucked up under the tank, should I protect it better? somehow?