Removing the airbox: Difference between revisions

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'''Note:''' This article is undergoing a major revision, and we don't have good documentation on either process. You'll be on your own a little bit, but with a good amount of patience you should be able to figure it out.  
'''Note:''' This article is undergoing a major revision, and we don't have good documentation on either process. You'll be on your own a little bit, but with a good amount of patience you should be able to figure it out.  


The old airbox removal article suggested that you would have to break your airbox to get it out. This is not true. You should be able to remove it undamaged if you are patient and careful enough. It shouldn't be necessary to rip it into pieces in order to remove it.  
The old airbox removal article stated that you would have to break your airbox to get it out. This is not true. You should be able to remove it undamaged if you are patient and careful enough. It shouldn't be necessary to rip it into pieces in order to remove it. And make sure you don't; if you put any extra holes in the airbox, you'll let too much air in and the bike won't run right.