Unleashing The Power Of The 2021 MT-09 SP With Dna Stage 2 Air Filter

Installed a DNA Stage 2 Air Filter on my 2021 MT-09 SP
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[@YammieRalph]

I got my bike Dyno tuned a few months back, was unhappy with how it turned out. Decided to do it the way I should have originally, which is VCycle. Appreciate the video. Just ordered mine today with the same filter lid & shipping the ecu out tomorrow. The extra pickup in the mid range sounds nice, especially since less than 10% of my riding is Highway

[@haneymoto]

David (owner Vcyclenut) will take care of you. He’s a a master with the MT series. My bike is a beast from 3-7k. I can be in 6th gear going 30 and just roll on the throttle. Appreciate you watching and commenting

[@avrc9285]

would be great to show a dyno run with the numbers you get before and after :P , a bit late for the before part i guess but how abt the after ? like your video's by the way keep em coming :)

[@haneymoto]

Thank you. Appreciate the feedback. Yeah didn’t get a chance to put it on a dyno yet. But David over at Flashed by Vcyclenut has done plenty of dyno runs. Based on his results I estimate I picked up about 8hp

[@avrc9285]

@@haneymoto thats a lot ! enjoy

[@2ride_along]

Thank you for the video. I saw the stage 3 and looks brutal.

[@SirMountainpass]

This is also available for the MT09 SP 2020 - pity it is not street-legal in our country… Really love the mod - would be curious to see the whp at the rollers after a proper flash tune 😉🏁🏁

[@haneymoto]

I have not had it on the Dyno yet. But we estimate that this combined with the exhaust and David from Vcyclenut flash I gained 6-8HP.

[@georgewashington7574]

The 1-2hp gained by the filter isn’t really justified by the $500 cost. I’ll keep mine stock.

[@SirMountainpass]

@@georgewashington7574 It is the combo of a performance filter, a full Akra (or Austin Racing) system and and a pro-tune of the CP3’s fuelling that will result in a respectable gain of 10-15 whp . On top, you can bring down the weight of the bike by 8-10 kgs. This can definitely be felt in the twisties and up a demanding pass 😎✌️🏁

[@brandonburkett7108]

A little Hulkamaniac sent me now subscribed

[@haneymoto]

Thank you

[@ADVRSRY]

What a sick upgrade

[@haneymoto]

Thanks. It was a fun install. Appreciate you watching and commenting

[@ADVRSRY]

@@haneymoto Absolutely! Thank you for getting ahold of your fans ❤️ Quick question 🙋‍♂️ If you wanted to replace the filter, you would need to replace that entire top piece, right?

[@haneymoto]

@@ADVRSRY You are correct. The stage two filter replaces the entire cover.

[@ADVRSRY]

@@haneymoto Let me rephrase- when the stage 2 air filter gets old, do you have to buy another stage two or is it reusable? I didn’t see any replacements on their website - or perhaps I’m just blind

[@haneymoto]

@@ADVRSRY yes. when it's finally worn out you will need to replace the entire thing. The good news is it's serviceable. so you can clean it and re-oil it over and over again. Should last many years.

[@imaloztcause]

Does the DNA instructions plug the drain hole in the lower half of the airbox? I think at about 3:00 you can see the hole in the right side of the air box which is normally on the "dirty" side of the OEM air filter, but since the stage 2 filter is a lid, that actually is just unfiltered outside air that can go straight to the velocity stacks. I didn't install my stage 2 filter initially, I had a shop do that, but I'm now really curious if they missed something or I missed something.

[@haneymoto]

No. Nothing about plugging the drain hole. A year and a half with no issues and it’s such a small hole I’m not worried about the little bit of unfiltered air that might be coming in. Plus I trust the engineers at DNA. Appreciate you watching and commenting

[@PureEvolution]

Great video looking to get DNA filter myself how is the intake sound after install still got that nice throaty sound when you go wide open ?

[@haneymoto]

With the exhaust and the filter the bike sounds great. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@user-zy3zo8tz6o]

Hi there, very good & useful video to watch. I got 1 question here. If you go ride on a rainy day, will the water go inside the filter? Since the air duct is direct to the filter. Thanks

[@haneymoto]

I’ve been caught in some rain a few times. No issues. If it was torrential rains maybe it might be an issue Appreciate you watching and commenting

[@Mt_gio]

Nice video m8 👍 can you post the link from David’s site so I can see the differences between all mods ?

[@haneymoto]

Of course. David is the master www.vcyclenut.com/

[@peanutsarehairy]

Do you notice much in the sound?

[@haneymoto]

Don’t hear anything. But I am also running a SC Project S1 exhaust so not sure if over powers any air filter noise

[@filiplaskovski9993]

I hear bike looses a bit of torque in the low to mid range with air filter mods ?? Wondering if this is true

[@haneymoto]

I believe it’s actually the opposite. You gain in the low to mid ranges but might loose a little at the top end. I don’t have any experience with just the intake changes. I went from stock to exhaust, air filter and ECU flash from Flashed by Vcyclenut. David is the master when it comes to tuning these bikes. Here is a link to his testing that has a ton of information www.vcyclenut.com/intake-testing.html Appreciate you watching and commenting

[@nitetrain1998]

How different is the airbox on the 21-22 compared to 16-20?

[@haneymoto]

To my knowledge they are completely different.

[@Daniel.Arango]

How safe is this under rain or while washing

[@haneymoto]

When washing I’m always careful if anywhere water isn’t supposed to go. But that was true before the upgrades. As for rain only got caught once so far in bad rain. No adverse effects because very little water makes it into the area

[@dadwillfixit]

Where does the water go when entering through the intakes on the fairings?

[@haneymoto]

Been caught in the rain a couple of times with no issues at all. There is very little water that gets in.

[@dadwillfixit]

@@haneymoto what about when washing? Or you do that the slower way without power washer?

[@haneymoto]

@@dadwillfixit I am careful to not spray directly into the intakes. Same as the exhaust.

[@BeyzilMusics]

Is this even recognizable by the police? i mean its hidden behind the tank no?

[@haneymoto]

Once the tank is back on the motorcycle you can’t tell it’s installed

[@lold6130]

Hey Josh! I'm a big guy too - 6'2", 300lbs & I'm thinking about an MT09. Will it be too small for me do you think?

[@haneymoto]

It shouldn't be too small power wise. I have short legs though (only 5'8 with a 29" inseam) however I am on my toes if I put both feet down.

[@lold6130]

@@haneymoto thanks for responding Josh. I've got a Ninja 1000sx which is a great all-round bike & good value but it is heavy. I'm in my mid sixties & a bike under 200kg appeals to me thus considering a MT09. All the best from The UK.

[@slsumf]

I'm 6'2 and fit perfectly fine.

[@johnm1707]

Any issues when riding in the rain? I ride daily while commuting to work and I'm curious of it's performance on rainy days. TIA

[@haneymoto]

I have been caught in a few downpours in south Florida. No issues at all