take off cone filter in winter?
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Originally Posted by Blhde
Id rather get warmer air in the winter, better fuel mileage would be the result.
Up here in the Great White North it can get bloody cold at times. I've had my cone filter for a few winters now and it hasn't caused me any grief yet.
You'll be fine with it in the winter months.
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