They never made a hypercharger for the Warrior the ones that do have them have done a retro fit.

 

You could get this adapter kit, and then just pick up a hypercharger anywhere:

Thunder Air Kit Adapter for Hypercharger - Yamaha Warrior 1700 - 40404B

 

You could get this adapter kit, and then just pick up a hypercharger anywhere:

Thunder Air Kit Adapter for Hypercharger - Yamaha Warrior 1700 - 40404B

Or you could do that there is a Warrior on Youtube somewhere that has two.

 

There's a guy here where I live that has 2. I saw it at the shop one day, then saw it rolling down the road and gave him a wave. Couple of thoughts -those things are a LOT bigger than you think. They're as big as my huge a$$ home-made Tornado. I'm pretty sure he had a working model, because it had vacuum hoses hooked up to it. The left side one really didn't work though. He had it stuck on the stock bracket, so it really stuck out there. And it didn't hide all the hoses and wiring back there. Which made me think he hadn't done the AIS blockoff. No big deal (although he did have some sweet Rhinehart pipes on it). If it did have the AIS blockoff done, I don't know if it would look better -although in my opinion you'd still have to fab a different bracket. Those things are like 4-6 inches thick, and they don't have the allen head screws countersunk in them like the stock left side scoop.

But it can be done...

 

No problem. You might be able to pick up a used Hypercharger somewhere and save some bucks. Maybe a cycle salvage yard -if there is such a thing in Smallfield, Surrey

 

There's not much of anything in Smallfield Surrey

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