[gandgracing]

Still using newer stock intake boot and its seen better days. Seen a couple different ones on ebay for about the same price. One is aluminum and the other is like the stock one but is for a bigger carb. Which one is best or is there something better? Thanks

 

[2R's]

post links then we can SEE :blink: them & possibly help out here

 

[gandgracing]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA-TRX-A...sspagenameZWDVW

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-trx-2...sspagenameZWDVW

 

[Michael88R]

I use a CR250 intake. It fits the bigger carbs good except it is shorter than the TRX intake which can cause issues with air box and boot fitment.

As far as the UPP or alloy one. Probably just depends on your personal preference. Do you like colored or polished. One hose clamp or two.

 

[dvickroy]

I am picking up a 2001 CR250 intake boot tomorrow. ESR said it was what they sell. My stock one was too long for the airbox removal kit.
thanks for the tip Michael- this sounds like it will solve my problem.

 

[Michael88R]

I am picking up a 2001 CR250 intake boot tomorrow. ESR said it was what they sell. My stock one was too long for the airbox removal kit.

Also note that the 2001 intake has reed stuffers. It's part of the manifold that sticks through into the reed cage. I don't know if that will be a problem for you, but you may want to check with ESR again on that.

 

[dvickroy]

Honda part number (got it from ESR) is

16221KS7830

No reed stuffers.

It's from an 84-89 CR 250.

I will have mine Saturday.

 

[chiefshocker]

how much does esr charge? I ordered their air box eliminator kit and it doesn't fit with my stock intake boot.. i'd like to buy the csr 250 on ebay.. does it have to be the 80's model?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-CR250...sspagenameZWD1V