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yea im interested.. the ony ting is i heard -1+2 is the wayto go... but then on here ive seen so many people said theres not too much of a noticable difference... plus you rev wayyyyy higher on the highways... is this all true?
 

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It is a pretty big difference, and it won't affect highway revs all that much really.

Plus, K&N filters suck donkey balls.
Agreed.

Yeah -1/+2 is pretty popular. I can do $85 on a set of Driven sprockets, I recommend those. Plus the black sprocket looks sweet. Its a good idea to get a new chain too if you get new sprockets.
 

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On my 05 600, when I switched to a K&N I lost a noticeable amount of midrange. I might have gained 1/2 hp at the very top, but I couldn't feel any difference up there. I had about 8,000 miles on it when I made the switch, so I knew what it was supposed to feel like. I ordered a stock filter three days later and got my midrange back.

There are other aftermakret filters which may work better, but for me, a stock filter was best.
 

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Agreed.

Yeah -1/+2 is pretty popular. I can do $85 on a set of Driven sprockets, I recommend those. Plus the black sprocket looks sweet. Its a good idea to get a new chain too if you get new sprockets.




what does driven sprockt mean? im sorry if i sound like an idiot.. and what else is there besides driven? one more question what about a chain how much is that from you?
 

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Oh Driven is the brand, they are my recommendation because they are a great product with great customer service. I also get them next day.

There are lots of chain options but I recommend the DID VM series gold X-ring. Its a rivet type masterlink which is more secure than a clip type. I do $95 on those.
 
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