Ya I need to buy another for my foreman . I just felt like the pioneer was sluggish so I did it first . So I’m really wondering now how the foreman would do , maybe I need to race the rancher again 😝
Ok there is a few 250 filter numbers , google a store that sells near by and take your old one . But ya they sell filter even for the old ATC . So they do make your year and model . They go back to the 70s LOL 😂
I think the UnI filters will work better,I didn’t know you can spray oil in the filters.That is nice you helping people.seen like the big RUclipsr they have their own group.The local auto parts sales them.I’m new Sub to your channel
Thank you , I will return favor , please leave two comment on two video or it goes away and thank you and yes I’m with ya , it runs better with the UNI filter
I've used foam air filters for a long time also. My 04 Arctic Cat 650V2 came with one from the factory. Most of mine have been K&N filters. I think the one in my Husaberg bike is a Uni. I haven't had any problems with any of the filters. I definitely prefer being able to clean and reuse the filter rather than throw it out. The service manager at the BMW motorcycle dealer in Green Bay tried to convince me that these filters would work better if you didn't oil them. I just pointed at that sticker that says to oil it and left it at that. Covid made for some weird situations. Very surprising the things that became scarce. "Prostate exam gone wrong." Hahahahahahaha! The only thing I can think of why they add those plastic backs to the filter is to help reduce noise from the engine. I have the air box pulled out of my silver machine, so it's basically an open intake with a big K&N on it, and it's amazing how much noise the air box reduced. I swear you hear my valve train as much as my exhaust with that machine. One of these nice days I'll should do a slight teardown and show how that ATV is setup. Great video my guy. Glad to see your son is out there having fun with you as well. See you next video.
Great information, I always used K&N on my 4 wheel drives, the foam filters save money in the long run. You are right about the performance, they will improve performance and even mileage. My first warranty service the dealer replaced the factory filter with a washable foam filter, not sure of the brand but it is washable. We have that super fine red dust in Northern Arizona, gets into everything. Thanks for the video.
Where did you purchase your unit filter? What kind of oil do you put on the filter? Any kind of oil or is there a specific air filter oil that you use?
Got mine at Gateway Motorsports on Power road . But you can go to UNI Filter web sight and plug in your area code and find nearest dealer or buy offline . I use UNI Filter Oil , like in this video . But you can use any filter oil , that’s states it’s for filters . Hope that helps
Hey there! I wanted to tell you that I've seen your comments on several channels and I know I have subscribed to your channel several times. But when I see your name and click on it and go to your channel it doesn't show I am a subscriber (although I know I've subbed to you several times!) I don't know what's up with that but it's happening. I specifically remember you because I have visited and worked in Arizona and love it there and everytime I see your channel name I wonder what part of AZ you live in. (I've worked in Cochise County, Sierra Vista area as well as the Tucson sector area at Three Points, on King's Ranch). Anyway, I subbed again, hopefully since ai left a comment it'll stick...LOL
Safety didn’t seem to be as important as it has become today. I find myself wearing gloves, earplugs and safety glasses more often. Haven’t heard of a unifilter until now.
Good video! How about a video where you compare a clean and oiled Honda filter VS the Uni filter? You could film a couple of accelerations and then when you cut it and se if there is a difference. Like I did on my chainsaw comparison video. Also use GPS to track top speed and acceleration if your action camera has that setting. Pease out!
@@ArizonaKid true! I have started to work again for real after a looooong Corona break and don’t have as much time as before. Going to try to publish a video once or twice a week.
It is fun to watch the video. Thank You so much.
Thanks for the support , God bless
Nice work, great video, thanks for sharing !!
Thank for watching my friend
wonderful and amazing
i had so much fun watching this
God bless
Thanks for stopping. By
Good info to clean the filter
Thank you
Great video
Thanks , hope it helps some people out . Better filter makes for better engine
interesting video thanks for sharing and have a great weekend as well
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Great video 👌
Thank u
Hello my friend 👋🤗
Howdy thanks for stopping by
Good video
Thanks for your support! Returning the love!!
Thank you
@@ArizonaKid 😊
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Rust check my friend it’s a lite oil in a spray can. Smelly like cherries
Yep I’ve heard of it I just like the old fashion way , yes I’m old
Alright. I ordered one for my 1987 Honda TRX 350. I also got the matching oil. Going to try it out.
Keep me posted , we follow each other on Instagram ??
Instagram link in the about section, easier to talk that way . Can’t wait to hear what you think about it
Ya we do. I'll let you know. I'm pretty sure the current filter is the original 35 year old one.
Gr8 video. Thanks for sharing. Hey, I like what you’ve done with your video intro. A lot cleaner. 👍
Oh thank you
Wonderful ❤️💖💕
Thanks for watching
Do you know the part number for the uni filter for my 2021 pioneer 700-2. I want to change out my stock filter. Thanks again man!
Prob can read on thumb nail ? Sorry NU 4134st
I also put part number in description now and thank u for asking . Sure will help the next guy , same part number for my Honda foreman 520
It is very good that you can maintain it yourself.
I might try out a UNI on my Foreman and see if I notice a difference. I've always liked UNI.
Ya I need to buy another for my foreman . I just felt like the pioneer was sluggish so I did it first . So I’m really wondering now how the foreman would do , maybe I need to race the rancher again 😝
Wow I might need to see if I can get a uni filter for 1987 Honda Fourtrax 250 for wheeler because I’m due for a new filter
I’m sure you can , can look up online on there web sight . Cool thing I didn’t say In video is that there made in the USA 🇺🇸
That’s always good if they are made in the USA, I will look in to getting one
@@jtfarms2993 have any trouble just ask 👍🏼
Actually I’m bored I’m gonna look it up lol 😂
Ok there is a few 250 filter numbers , google a store that sells near by and take your old one . But ya they sell filter even for the old ATC . So they do make your year and model . They go back to the 70s LOL 😂
Was the stock filter oiled? Looked pretty clean 19:14
Yes
The dreaded 43! Mine is exactly the same...hate it when I hit the rev limiter
You should make a video on how to make it faster
Maybe but thanks for idea , could get pricey .
@@ArizonaKid thanks 👍
I think the UnI filters will work better,I didn’t know you can spray oil in the filters.That is nice you helping people.seen like the big RUclipsr they have their own group.The local auto parts sales them.I’m new Sub to your channel
Thank you , I will return favor , please leave two comment on two video or it goes away and thank you and yes I’m with ya , it runs better with the UNI filter
look like it ready to take off and go
Right ! Thanks for stopping by
What's the part number , I've read that the 2020 and 21 pioneer 700 has a larger intake boot?
Mine is a 2021 pioneer NU-4134ST is UNI filter part number
I've used foam air filters for a long time also. My 04 Arctic Cat 650V2 came with one from the factory. Most of mine have been K&N filters. I think the one in my Husaberg bike is a Uni. I haven't had any problems with any of the filters. I definitely prefer being able to clean and reuse the filter rather than throw it out.
The service manager at the BMW motorcycle dealer in Green Bay tried to convince me that these filters would work better if you didn't oil them. I just pointed at that sticker that says to oil it and left it at that.
Covid made for some weird situations. Very surprising the things that became scarce.
"Prostate exam gone wrong." Hahahahahahaha!
The only thing I can think of why they add those plastic backs to the filter is to help reduce noise from the engine. I have the air box pulled out of my silver machine, so it's basically an open intake with a big K&N on it, and it's amazing how much noise the air box reduced. I swear you hear my valve train as much as my exhaust with that machine. One of these nice days I'll should do a slight teardown and show how that ATV is setup.
Great video my guy. Glad to see your son is out there having fun with you as well. See you next video.
Thanks for stopping by and watching my friend . I will see ya on the next one 😊
Great information, I always used K&N on my 4 wheel drives, the foam filters save money in the long run. You are right about the performance, they will improve performance and even mileage.
My first warranty service the dealer replaced the factory filter with a washable foam filter, not sure of the brand but it is washable. We have that super fine red dust in Northern Arizona, gets into everything.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for dropping by
I've never heard of uni filter. I wonder if ryan has.
?? Maybe ?? Let me know
@@ArizonaKid he says he hasn't heard of it
@@MickenzieL tell him he will love them. .try it out . And no I’m not payed to say that lol
@@ArizonaKid ryan says u gotta keep it piled n they will rot out e eventually so keep that in mind 💌
@@MickenzieL will do and thanks for info
Where did you purchase your unit filter? What kind of oil do you put on the filter? Any kind of oil or is there a specific air filter oil that you use?
Got mine at Gateway Motorsports on Power road . But you can go to UNI Filter web sight and plug in your area code and find nearest dealer or buy offline . I use UNI Filter Oil , like in this video . But you can use any filter oil , that’s states it’s for filters . Hope that helps
Hey there! I wanted to tell you that I've seen your comments on several channels and I know I have subscribed to your channel several times. But when I see your name and click on it and go to your channel it doesn't show I am a subscriber (although I know I've subbed to you several times!) I don't know what's up with that but it's happening. I specifically remember you because I have visited and worked in Arizona and love it there and everytime I see your channel name I wonder what part of AZ you live in. (I've worked in Cochise County, Sierra Vista area as well as the Tucson sector area at Three Points, on King's Ranch). Anyway, I subbed again, hopefully since ai left a comment it'll stick...LOL
You have to watch more than one video and comment more than one time. .gotta love RUclips. .thank you , would you like me to return favor ?
Safety didn’t seem to be as important as it has become today. I find myself wearing gloves, earplugs and safety glasses more often. Haven’t heard of a unifilter until now.
They are a awesome filter been around over 69 years I think ?
Good video! How about a video where you compare a clean and oiled Honda filter VS the Uni filter? You could film a couple of accelerations and then when you cut it and se if there is a difference. Like I did on my chainsaw comparison video. Also use GPS to track top speed and acceleration if your action camera has that setting. Pease out!
Too much work lol 😂 but thanks for the idea
@@ArizonaKid OK then I might do it instead 😉
@@NilsKall LOL 😂 , ya I’m sorry buddy. , just to much work LOL . At least I’m honest right ?
@@ArizonaKid true! I have started to work again for real after a looooong Corona break and don’t have as much time as before. Going to try to publish a video once or twice a week.
@@NilsKall that’s always my goal also .
I doesn't think most stock-filters are that good.
They are nice filters , Can you get them over there ?
I have a UNI on my 16 rancher. Maaaaaybe a slight difference in power, I just like em because they're reusable and not very expensive.
Thanks for watching buddy and ya I think they help . At end of video it felt like more power on the test drive