I have never been able to find a good filtered velocity stack. I agree they look killer but I am sure if you are willing to go and find a filter to fit in it it can be done quite easily. However, the appeal to the stack to me is the fact that there is no filter in it. So, it is a double edged sword. Personally, on my bike which gets ridden a lot I stick with an a/c that comes with a filter. If I had a show bike, maybe I'd do a stack but I'd still be scared to get all kinds of crap in the engine. My .02

Drew

Drew

 

Should be a couple of picks on this thread

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softail-models/699217-air-intake-opn-new-deluxe.html

 

filter inside stack? right?
http://www.wimmermachine.com/_html/1...placementParts

 

Yeah I guess those do appear to be filters, I was originaly looking at the basic kit page I guess.

I wonder if those cotton filters have the same airflow as a stage 1?

 

Mine has the metal fine screen in it

 

just wondering if they would stick out far enough to make contact with the rider's leg? if so they could force Ur right leg into an uncomfortable position.

 

I dont blame you for wanting to change...think about how small the dirt particles are to be able to float in the air when people in front of you hit the dirt shoulder on the road. Got to be pretty small if they are only slightly heavier than a gas.

Top ends cost too much money to rebuild, filters are cheap...

 

I've been searching this for a while now too as far as filters for velocity stacks go. Here's what I found.…
http://www.pjmotorsports.com/velocit...torcycle%20V/S

 

I guess if the filters weren't so fugly everyone might have a vs.

 

I don't think that would look good over my RSD stack... lol I run one, you only live once, it's mine and I like it



And yes I ride my bike... it has over 20,000 miles on her