Intake plate

Banjo Posted 2012-05-02 1:00 AM (#113345) Subject: Intake plate Tourer Posts: 319 I have a question what is a better secondary intake loyds or the Ness. Ploz58 Posted 2012-05-02 8:55 AM (#113363 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Cruiser Posts: 70 Central Victoria, Australia id like to know as well , looking forward to a reply Turk Posted 2012-05-02 9:07 AM (#113364 - in reply to #113363) Subject: Re: Intake plate Iron Butt Posts: 612 I have the Ness..... it works well. A friend just got the Lloydz 2nd gen intake plate. Very similar in design... The Ness is quieter than the 1st gen Lloydz, but I think that the new 2nd gen Lloydz may be a tad quieter than the Ness filter now. I would go with Lloydz, but you can't lose either way. Arkainzeye Posted 2012-05-02 11:55 AM (#113380 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Visionary Posts: 3773 Pittsburgh, PA The mew lloyds plate is just like the ness one Lotzafun Posted 2012-05-02 12:17 PM (#113382 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Iron Butt Posts: 935 Rockford, IL Truly a "six of one or a half dozen of the other" type answer. Performance and noise wise there is going to be zero to negligible differences. So the best answer is to get it from a site sponsor.....Lloydz. kris1956 Posted 2012-05-02 2:42 PM (#113402 - in reply to #113382) Subject: Re: Intake plate Iron Butt Posts: 1109 I use the original plate from Lloyd. It makes a little noise at idle, reminds me of cowl induction. Edited by kris1956 2012-05-02 2:42 PM adirondacks Posted 2012-05-02 4:00 PM (#113408 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Tourer Posts: 323 Troy, NY I had the original Lloydz intake and now have the new. The new is much quieter. I don't have any experience with the Ness version. I would just go with Lloydz! goat813 Posted 2012-05-02 9:36 PM (#113425 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Cruiser Posts: 215 W'ford Tx I have a Ness and no complaints. I don't think there's any real difference. The dealership where I bought it from was having a customer appreciation day so I got it at a good discount. Can't loose either way. aaronrkelly Posted 2012-05-04 1:39 PM (#113522 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Tourer Posts: 395 Moravia, IA They all do the same thing.....Id buy whatever was cheaper or easier to get. I have the Lloyds....did it when I did the cams and fuel controller. DannyB Posted 2012-05-08 6:05 PM (#113829 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Tourer Posts: 554 2 mi from Jim Beam n KY Lloyd supports our site. Lloyd's name is synonymous with speed. Go with the Lloyd. baadawg Posted 2012-05-08 7:36 PM (#113842 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Tourer Posts: 499 Chattanooga, TN Lloydz has a catchier catch phrase. "Hard-on horsepower" so I'd go with Lloydz. Wharf_rat Posted 2012-05-08 8:14 PM (#113851 - in reply to #113345) Subject: Re: Intake plate Cruiser Posts: 74 Republic of Texas I have a Ness on my VV. It is in for service. The dealer ordered a new filter from Ness, it looks like it was wet in the package upon arrival -- 2 weeks AGO. We are still waiting on a filter. No such replacement from K&N. Just say'n you might want to check out the parts supply on either one.