guys, my friend told me that this model SU-7592 from k&n can be use on gk76a. any ever try? or is there any aftermarket filters for it where we can wash & use again? below is the link. thanks.

http://www.knfilters.com/search/product ... od=SU-7592

erm, ok. with the help of search, its possible but is it a easy fit on without changing any other parts? any1 can explain to me before i order this filter to diy? if got pics, that will be great.

from what I've read of people who have tried various different options, nothing seems to work properly and just causes more issues than benefits

I have one fitted to my track bike at the moment, although it hasnt been used yet as i need to have the bike dyno tuned.

for a 76a the 7592 is the best option if your looking to tune. I have never had any issues with them apart from every single one i have tuned has had different jets and settings to get the best out of them. Also if your putting in a K&N make sure you have no fueling issues before fitting it and everything is right.

stripes1976 wrote:for a 76a the 7592 is the best option if your looking to tune. I have never had any issues with them apart from every single one i have tuned has had different jets and settings to get the best out of them. Also if your putting in a K&N make sure you have no fueling issues before fitting it and everything is right.

what do you mean by "had different jets and settings to get the best out of them"?
you mean if to use 7592, have to change jets as in the bronze color jet(sorry, dont know call what, fuel jet)? what's the jets size & setting for pilot jet if to use 7592?
sorry, 1 more question, can we actually know what jet size we using? is there numbers on the jet? whats the size for a standard jet?
cos when i took over the bike, seller said he changed to racing jets but when the mech serviced it, he said no...

The standard size main jet is 100.

how do i know my jet is 100 or not?

The jet will have a number engraved on it.

morris147 wrote:The jet will have a number engraved on it.

thanks alot!