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DNA Stage 1, DNA stage 2
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Soon thru www.xt660.com , prices you can find at www.e-dnafilters.com Thanks Dino |
Had a wee look at the DNA website there and all nice and pretty but it might be me but what is a Stg 3 filter, surely that would just a massive air box that is all filter.:paranoid:
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The DNA Stage 3 � this is a complete new air box modification that will replace the existing stock air box, including a DNA special filter. Stay tuned and soon you will find out more! Dino |
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??DNA range and cleaning
Was wondering how long a Stage 1 and 2 filter will last before it starts affecting performance or cause damage?...how do i "see" it.
Going on a 5 day trip into the unknown, will be traveling in group of about 6 guys, riding approx 2000km, 80% dirtroads. Clogging up of filter due to dust will certainly cause it to clog up fast....what do you do if you out in the field and no cleaning / re-oil kit with you?. With old paper filter you can still get rid of maybe most of dirt and dust by shaking and blowing it out....cotton filters with oil there is no alternative??? |
No Worries..
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If you are using DNA filters, you can ride the bike for 15.000 -20.000 km before it is necessary to clean them, even under the worst conditions. An easy way to check the condition of the filters is to see if the external wire mesh (dirty side) is visible. If you can see the wire you can continue using the filters, if the wire is buried in the dirt (see attachment) you must clean them. Now concerning the stock paper filter, the worst thing someone can do is blow the filter, the only acceptable solution is to change it, if you really care for your engine. I have posted info concerning the paper filters, please read: http://www.xt660.com/showpost.php?p=89366&postcount=29 In the extreme case that you will need to clean your DNA filters, it is possible as long as you have 2-3 hours to spare(drying the filter takes time), you will need to carry a DNA service kit, which is small enough to carry, wash the filter (like washing clothes), dry the filter (under the sun), re-oil strictly using DNA oil and the DNA applicator. The complete procedure can be done in the country side, even using water from a lake or river! Very simple! I hope the above helps you, enjoy your ride, Best regards, Dino |
Hi Dino. Now this is the best news i have heard in very long time.
I'm sure some of my fellow dust riders will be glad to hear that too... Unless i will go on world tour, im sure i won't have need to clean on local trips and worry about it. Give you ore time for a :bbq[1]: and somebeers after a ride thanx GB |
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I'm very statisfied with my DNA filter. It keeps out the dirt when driving the motorcross track (
http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?...hlight=offroad) ;)
Cleaned it yesterday after spending 7 hours at the track. Take a look at the pics. The front is full of dirt as the backside is clear. |
I've been reading up on here about the DNA stage 2 filters and I'd like like something clearing up.
From a lot of what I've read, apparently when fitting the stage 2 filter the bike will gain about 3hp ish. But other things I've read said that the bike will run lean and will need a power commander and dyno time to get the map right. But then apparently the stage 2 is the best hp/money comprimise? So how does that work if buying a �60 bolt on filter means you've then got to get a �280 power commander? What I'm asking is, if I bought a stage 2 filter, do I really need to get a power commander? because really, for what its worth, its a lot of money to shell out! |
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There are many fuelling devices to chose from besides the power commander, I make the cheapest fuelling devise that will do the job just fine. You can buy one from here. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....m=130321031091 http://www.xt660.com/site/node/136 Or make you own, if you are a handy man. http://www.xt660.com/site/node/53 |
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