will this filter and the o ring fit on a 2008 ninja 250r?
1589145
yes....if you go to the k&n; website and look at their application chart for this filter it shows the 250 ninja as one of the applications.
1589146
not sure, I have a 2006 ninja 250r. I added it to my garage in Amazon and Amazon said that it would work for me. I would add your bike to Amazon and see what Amazon says.
651758
I know the 401 fits a 250 ninja.I kinda doubt it fits yamaha too.Type in k & n oil filter for your year and model and it should come up,hopefully!
12035
I went to Dynojet.com and looked up a 2008 touring and the 15-011 is for that bike. You can go there to see if there is a map for your pipes, cam and filter in the map section. You can call them as well and they will tell you what map to use.
1601373
Greetings, I put one on my Shadow Saber 1100C2 so I would certainly believe it would fit your bike. You do realize they have NO actual functionality right? They are purly for cosmetic use only on. They don't even come with the actual filter element because it would serve no purpose anyway. They do look very nice though. Adds a sweet look to the right side of the bike which is rather plain looking without it. BIG bang for the buck as far as appearance is concerned though. Just do it!
1216153
If you are buying for general bikes ot does come with wires and sensors to connect to your bike. But if are buying for Ninja 250, you must buy the plug and play kit for it. It will make your life a lot more easer and will prevent wire cutting. This kit is available on kosonorthamerica website
1410084
I use this on a 2013 Ninja 650 which has a slightly odd form (indentions) and it fits well. Strong magnets are contained in flaps that are very versatile, so I would be surprised if there is any metal tank where it won't attach well.
1918889
This product worked perfectly with my 1979 Honda CB750K, not sure how it fits on a ninja. Don't think filter influences what oil should be used, but I would stick with MFG recommendation.
1487082
Regarding physical fitment , you would have to consult PC Racing products web site for the appropriate part number . I cannot imagine that this variety of filter would not exceed the specs , and performance of OE stock filters , or just about any off the shelf aftermarket replacement filter . The added benefit is that the finned filter housing also helps cool engine oil , and most times (at least on my Harley) is cool enough to touch . I like to keep and extra filter element so when changing oil I just swap out the dirty , and install clean . Repalcing the used filter element to a solvent bath . Hope this helps . Ride safe . Oh yeah the filter element is stainless steel , the housing is auminum alloy .
757721
I purchased a KN filter with it, right from Amazon. I did find that I will have to modify the part in order to make it fit, as they require you to reuse bolts from the original casing and the brake fluid reservoir is mounted in the same place that their oil filter sits.
2192239
I have it on a 2011 Ninja 250 with carbs. Be sure to get the Plug-N-Play kit that is for carbs. There is one for carbs and one for FI. This video helped me a lot while installing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8PS6U-bRj4
720541
Not sure ..I have a Kawasaki Ninja ,, but the little arms at the bottom adjust in and out..
2030471
I checked NGK conversion chart on the WEB, say it will. http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/part_finder/motorcycles/default.asp Fits my 2008, 96ci fine & have almost 11,000 miles on them runs great.
244793
it might fit but could affect shifting efficiency. sram matched specific chainring sizes 39/26 or 42/28 in that way chain goes up or down smothly. 36/24 seems like the correct match
2026431
From everything I have researched and after speaking with my tech, the answer is yes it will fit this model. Just remember, when you change the exhaust you also have to change the intake and I would recommend the Screamin' Eagle heavy breather performance air cleaner kit. My bike runs and sounds like a million bucks with the pipes and intake added (make sure you get the bike dyno'd and recalibrated as it will run lean). Hope this helps!
1365836
It is supposed to fit, however I installed one on a 2009 KLR 650 and it interfered with the full travel of the rear tire. Didnt notice it until I rode 2-up and going over bumps in the road that compressed the rear suspension. The rear tire would contact the pipe at a bend in it shearing off the knobbies on the side of the rear tire. After I got it home I tried to figure out if somehow I had installed it wrong but since its bolted in place in one configuration you cant change any of the routing of the pipe to the muffler. I took it off and it now resides in a pile of useless junk on a shelf in my garage. As always I got just what I payed for, the lowest cost silencer I could find turned out to be crap....imagine that! Go spent the $ and get an FMF or the like, they look better on the bike rather than on a shelf.
1824819
I used them on a 1996 Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 Classic, and made pegs out of square stock for the boards to rest on. I would think with some fabricating they would fit on your 2008, but can't say for sure. They're a nice looking solid floorboard once installed.
853344
I used mine on a 2012 CBR250R that I just sold. Kept the the SpeedoDRD though. Don't know if it will it will work on your Interceptor. I will look at the paperwork and see if your bike is listed. Mine is for sale if you are interested, Michael