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<blockquote data-quote="raptoranderson" data-source="post: 601962" data-attributes="member: 16280"><p>It has a hole or two along the bottom and then some smaller boxes off to the side. The box on the side of the air intake pipe and the box off to the side of the airbox are both to collect debris that gets sucked into the air intake: the bigger and heavier bits will get forced to the outside of the pipe and blown into the intake when the air gets sucked around a corner, or fall to the bottom and drop out the holes on the air intake pipe. So yeah, you could block them off and probably should to be honest because it probably loses some of the air that gets taken in because it gets blown into the filter compartments. And if the air filter is doing its job, the derbis should be getting stopped by the filter. You can just pop off the filter boxes with a screwdriver then just file the plastic away until the surface is relatively flat and then tape over it or something ....</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="raptoranderson, post: 601962, member: 16280"] It has a hole or two along the bottom and then some smaller boxes off to the side. The box on the side of the air intake pipe and the box off to the side of the airbox are both to collect debris that gets sucked into the air intake: the bigger and heavier bits will get forced to the outside of the pipe and blown into the intake when the air gets sucked around a corner, or fall to the bottom and drop out the holes on the air intake pipe. So yeah, you could block them off and probably should to be honest because it probably loses some of the air that gets taken in because it gets blown into the filter compartments. And if the air filter is doing its job, the derbis should be getting stopped by the filter. You can just pop off the filter boxes with a screwdriver then just file the plastic away until the surface is relatively flat and then tape over it or something .... [/QUOTE]

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