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#1 ·
wondering if I put a uni on the 570 ace will I need to get a fuel controller??
 
#2 ·
I'd say no. Why a Uni though? I've not had any luck with them. Had a friend with a 900 Trail and his got dusted as well. Tried different oils, not sure what the problem was but I always found dirt in the intake.
 
#3 ·
I had bad luck with Uni on my RZR 800. They inhale the filter oil and coat the mass air sensor creating low or no idle.


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#4 ·
wanting to open up airflow and exhaust. want to know if I open the factory exhaust and cut the baffles out if it will help or just sound terrible. looking for more get up and a little power without having to spend $300.
 
#5 ·
It's a proven fact in RZR that if you open up airflow you reduce filtration and you end up with no compression in a dusted motor. Top overhaul costs how much?
 
#6 ·
Lots of companies making slip on exhaust for more flow/less restriction. Everyone complains they're too loud and most go back to stock. I think HMF makes a muffler with a "quiet core" option but still a little louder than stock.
 
#7 ·
Stock intake still doesn't work so hot in silt, even with a pre filter. I have a uni filter too, but have yet to run it. I keep it for an emergency back up. My dad has a knn setup on his RZR800 and it's a PITA to service. I stay stock air filter, if I was gonna change it would likely be a dry media filter from AFE.

I'm running the Big Gun Exhaust, it's loud. But I like loud. YouTube video online, google Team Pistelak Exhaust
 
#10 ·
They had one more word: "dusted".

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