P1000 Dynojet Extreme Air Filter

vegasangler

vegasangler

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Couldn't find anything much on this. Anyone have opinions or experience with the DynoJet Air Filter for the 1000? Any other options for improved filtration performance other than this and the K&N? Not a fan of oiled filters so K&N is out for me. Thanks
 
Gabbas

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Couldn't find anything much on this. Anyone have opinions or experience with the DynoJet Air Filter for the 1000? Any other options for improved filtration performance other than this and the K&N? Not a fan of oiled filters so K&N is out for me. Thanks
The stock one works great. Only needs changed every 2500 miles. I've heard that some aftermarket ones like k&n don't fit as well and have a hard time closing the cover.

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The stock one works great. Only needs changed every 2500 miles. I've heard that some aftermarket ones like k&n don't fit as well and have a hard time closing the cover.

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Stock one last forever if u snorkel it with a washable pre filter. $50 a pop adds up quick every 2,500 miles
 
Gabbas

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Stock one last forever if u snorkel it with a washable pre filter. $50 a pop adds up quick every 2,500 miles
Compared to the little $$ amount of maintenance these cost, it's worth it. Compare it to my neighbors RZR. Bearings, carrier bearing, Belts, air filter etc. Lol

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Compared to the little $$ amount of maintenance these cost, it's worth it. Compare it to my neighbors RZR. Bearings, carrier bearing, Belts, air filter etc. Lol

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What is, changing the stock one or cleaning a snorkeled pre?
 
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Remington

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Paying the $50 a filter. I am snorkeled and have a pre filter. It does last a little longer like you said.

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Yeah! Every machine should be snorkeled. Seen some bad damage to engines earlier on this forum before us no pun intended lol Pioneers figured some things out. thats why u dont many post about it anymore.

But anything is cheeper even working on a Volkswagen than a trouble ridden fire making Poo Poo!
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Couldn't find anything much on this. Anyone have opinions or experience with the DynoJet Air Filter for the 1000? Any other options for improved filtration performance other than this and the K&N? Not a fan of oiled filters so K&N is out for me. Thanks
Dynojet is selling the R2C exteme series filter for Hondas. These are good filters. I've sold many for the Pioneers since they came out in July. I have a few in stock (edit) with free shipping.
 
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bumperm

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When I learned of the R2C filter, I was interested. I was still waiting for my sxs to be delivered, so I held off. Good thing:

Filter Problems

Not working point, I dodged that bullet. To my knowledge R2C has still not stepped up to pay for the damage their defective filter looks to have caused. Thanks but no thanks. I would not do business with that company until everyone here, who got their motor trashed, is compensated in full.

I'll keep the stock filter . . . I added a K&N pre-filter which should extend the life of the stock filter even more. (Shown before oil applied.)

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vegasangler

vegasangler

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Thanks @bumperm. Glad I asked. Think I’ll stick with the oem for a while. Need to look at prefilter options. Not a fan of oiled filters but the K&N pre you have there looks good. Hope folks were being taken care of on the filter failures and any subsequent damage.
 
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Thanks @bumperm. Glad I asked. Think I’ll stick with the oem for a while. Need to look at prefilter options. Not a fan of oiled filters but the K&N pre you have there looks good. Hope folks were being taken care of on the filter failures and any subsequent damage.
Oops, I mispoke. The filter I got (shown in previous pic) is a Uni, not K&N. Link:

Uni filter

This requires a 3" sleeve coupling, one end of the one I bought had to be cut off to fit. Many empty metal cans would work just as well for the coupling sleeve (WD-40 and many spray paint cans are the right size).
 

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