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Old 04-03-2012, 01:52 AM
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BMC filter.....kind of...

Hi, when i bought my bike the seller told the it has BMC filter. A couple of days ago i opened the air box to do the TPS mod and i found this


I think it is a BMC filter from another bike that is fitted on the original filter plastic plate.
My question is - does BMC filter haw the plastic part that stops the air or i should cut it out(as some people do on a OEM filters)?
Plus, do i need some rejetting for the current set up - i got open cans and fuel pump....and as i know i don`t have jet kit installed.
I am thinkig of shimm mod + lond front air funney ....will this be enough fot the BMC filter and the cans?
I can`t put it on a Dyno so it will be hard to tune the carbs perfectly.
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Old 04-03-2012, 02:22 AM
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No, BMC doesn´t have this plastic ridge. You don´t need dyno to tune the carbs perfectly, just feel how it goes.



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Old 04-03-2012, 03:19 AM
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i see it is quite the same as mine, except the ridge

i do not haw much time to ride, so no time for thest rides and tuning also
if i go without the ridge(or as it is now) should i just go up with the mains/pilots or have to get a jet kit
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Old 04-03-2012, 03:33 AM
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Are you currently having a problem with you bike running? If not, I would say leave well enough alone unless you are trying to eek out a couple more HP. These bikes are known for being finiky with non-OEM filters, and the OEM filters flow more than enough air. Read the many threads on the site about that before you start hacking a working setup.
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Ha- that's not a BMC, that's an OEM modified with a Fram reusable filter. I'm not sure if I saw it on this forum or one of the others but at one point people were experimenting with cutting out the papefnelement on an poem and glueing in a Fram reusable element.
One key point was that the plastic dam could be left in place. Haven't seen this in a while think it was early 2000s this was being discussed
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i have no problems runining, may be just sametimes a flat spot at about 3k
however, i got the bike this way so i cannot tell if it run better ot less than the original set up

P.S. of cource i want some extra hp
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Originally Posted by Stevebis1
Ha- that's not a BMC, that's an OEM modified with a Fram reusable filter.
more likely to be BMC from onother model - you see the red plastic cutout around the filter, it is not just the filter element pun on the OEM plastic
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You might try an OEM filter then. There have been cases where going back to stock filter fixed all or mist of the running problems.
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