300 intake for snow
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Sorry to reply to this post so late I kept forgetting to.
I ran the stock intake that KTM provided with my TSS kit on my 2016 300 for only a couple rides. After noticing how snow covered my stock setup was getting I opted to run the Timbersled filter pod but on a 45> HPS silicone hose instead. I had to cut it down to work right. But it tucks slightly into the air box and doesn't get covered with snow.
HPS info:
HPS High Temp 2.5" > 3" ID 4-ply Reinforced Silicone 45 Degree Elbow Reducer Hose Blue (63mm > 76mm ID)
Item #HTSER45-250-300-BLUE
They also carry this hose in black.
I ran the stock intake that KTM provided with my TSS kit on my 2016 300 for only a couple rides. After noticing how snow covered my stock setup was getting I opted to run the Timbersled filter pod but on a 45> HPS silicone hose instead. I had to cut it down to work right. But it tucks slightly into the air box and doesn't get covered with snow.
HPS info:
HPS High Temp 2.5" > 3" ID 4-ply Reinforced Silicone 45 Degree Elbow Reducer Hose Blue (63mm > 76mm ID)
Item #HTSER45-250-300-BLUE
They also carry this hose in black.
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That is the way to do it. Yeti one works well too.
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To cover the track like Yeti or camso helps a bunch as well time for TS and the rest too figure out that no one needs or likes a wet butt and air filters covered in snow. Just for the lack of a cover over the track--oh forgot they want to sell you new Klim gear to keep your *** dry:face-icon-small-win
That said I always run pod filters like that to avoid issues.
That said I always run pod filters like that to avoid issues.
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