Is there like some kind of adaper so that i can bolt on thies: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TWO-STAG ... ccessories
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I would like to put a air cleaner on each side.

Pm hillaholic he just took two of those off and yes there is adapters for that. Contac one of our sponsors and they will be able to help you.

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they do make a top to go on ur carb but u got to take ur velocity stacks off,and on mine a weber wont run right without them,i tried them,didnt like em

It doesn’t look like you have enough room for them. CB performance sells them as a kit. All I have is the top filters and the rubber connecter left. You will also need the aluminum base plates if they aren’t included in the kit. They won’t bolt up to the cheap chrome filter bases. You can come over and see if they might fit before you buy some. Or call them and ask how tall they are.

http://www.cbperformance.com/catalog.asp?ProductID=563

Fat Performance and UMP sells the tall airbox covers so you won't have the reversion problems even when running the velocity stacks. To short a box over the covers also cause problems. Some engines need 4-6" above the stacks to run right. I use a similar filter I added an oiled Uni Filter over the paper filter. This style filter flexs a lot and should be secured. I lost one at Box Canyon and never found it. I just run a strap over it, I also use a self locking wing nut.

Make sure you reinforce the mounts for the top they will break off in no time!!I`ve had that happen on a few different sets,my opinion would be to spend your money on something better than those!!

aaron

So what do you guys use to keep the mud out?

I've seen guys use a couple of wal mart trash cans with some of the side cut off of them to shorten them up. Its really cheap and seems to work well for keeping mud off of the filters.

John