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I have been on K&N's website, but cannot seem to find a cross reference for my 2009 Outlander 400 XT EFI air filter. The OEM BRP filter number is 707800264. They (K&N) lists many that look like the original that I am replacing, but it would be awesome if someone has a K&N model number they have installed that has the right fit and function. Any info would be greatly appreciated -Cheers!

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I'm going to recommend a Uni foam filter #NU-8706ST instead of the K&N. It's likely that the fabric style filter (K&N) will allow fine dust to get past it - seen it before on ATV's.

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