Best $89 I spent In a long time.
#11
RE: Best $89 I spent In a long time.
Schoon, Not just a great idea installing that air cleaner, but a great bit of info for all of us, as 89 bucks is pretty reasonable. I'm very much less concerned about the sound than I am the performance boost, and also knowing that K&N has been a great name in the automotive industry for a very long time. Thanks so much f/ the info, I'll be installing one this winter. Again, f/ 89 bucks is a real bargain.
#12
RE: Best $89 I spent In a long time.
Hey Jim,
There is anoticable performance boost with this type filter and the sound aint bad either.
I would say 10-15hp from adding the filter.
Also noticed better throttle response.
A few weeks back I added an HEI distributor that I purchased on Ebay brand new for $117
What a difference that made over the stock points setup.
Schoon
There is anoticable performance boost with this type filter and the sound aint bad either.
I would say 10-15hp from adding the filter.
Also noticed better throttle response.
A few weeks back I added an HEI distributor that I purchased on Ebay brand new for $117
What a difference that made over the stock points setup.
Schoon
#14
RE: Best $89 I spent In a long time.
I would say it's about 1/4" - 1/2" higher in the center.
If I shine a flash light from inside the car it looks like I have plenty of clearance left.
I know a lot of guys who installed them and never had a clearance problem.
Schoon
If I shine a flash light from inside the car it looks like I have plenty of clearance left.
I know a lot of guys who installed them and never had a clearance problem.
Schoon
#16
RE: Best $89 I spent In a long time.
And dump the threaded stud/wingnut combo. I had enough room under my raised hood to use a Phillips panhead screw. Every inch... or 1/4' helps!
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#18
RE: Best $89 I spent In a long time.
It normally is a 1/4-20 threaded rod. Remove the rod from the carb body... and use a standard pan head phillips drive machine screw. Length depends on how tall your filter is, and whether you use a drop base cleaner or not. I used this on mine and it is flush with the top of the Flow top. Dont forget the lock washer...
http://www.engineersedge.com/phillips_pan_head.htm
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#19
RE: Best $89 I spent In a long time.
Thanks for the info.
This looks like the way to go, the wing nuts always work themselves loose.
I have used these on different applications but the name through me.
This looks like the way to go, the wing nuts always work themselves loose.
I have used these on different applications but the name through me.
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