Factory Air Filter and Grips for Sale
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What grips did you go for?
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@Dingo I'm more curious to know the impact on the fuel mixture after the change.
From what I've been able to read on recent Panigale filters, the stock one seems not that restrictive. (I'll look for that thread). If that's true, then there might not be any gains to be found by a filter change. On the other hand, if a less restrictive air filter is available, it will make your bike run lean unless you customize the ECU's mapping.
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this is the Marketplace guys...
I'm trying to sell this stuff :wink2:
With that said... I put on Pro Grip 838 GP Duo Density grips and a replacement
filter.
The grips are amazing over the standard stock hard-as-rock ones. They are the same exact material as the 717 but the design is different. Get either, they're great for removing vibes.
As far as the air filter goes, I'm still on Sport Mode and haven't had my 1st service yet. I mainly changed it because that's what I always do - swap the air filter for a K&N. The stock filter is a simple paper filter - the K&N is clearly better at capturing fine particles, no change in engine behavior @DarR - I thought the ECU is able to modify air/fuel mixture on the fly?
I'm trying to sell this stuff :wink2:
With that said... I put on Pro Grip 838 GP Duo Density grips and a replacement
The grips are amazing over the standard stock hard-as-rock ones. They are the same exact material as the 717 but the design is different. Get either, they're great for removing vibes.
As far as the air filter goes, I'm still on Sport Mode and haven't had my 1st service yet. I mainly changed it because that's what I always do - swap the air filter for a K&N. The stock filter is a simple paper filter - the K&N is clearly better at capturing fine particles, no change in engine behavior @DarR - I thought the ECU is able to modify air/fuel mixture on the fly?
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@Dingo
That's a good head's up. I'll look to use these when the filter requires a change. The K&N website lists two models for the 959. The race model requires fuel management modifications. Here's the link for both:
K&N Products by Vehicle Search - Year, Make, Model and Engine Search
That's a good head's up. I'll look to use these when the filter requires a change. The K&N website lists two models for the 959. The race model requires fuel management modifications. Here's the link for both:
K&N Products by Vehicle Search - Year, Make, Model and Engine Search
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Sorry, Did not mean to hijack your sales post. Got carried away on a good topic. :wink2:
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