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From: david mccandless <daval@iprimus.com.au>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: If its not one thing its another - turbo update
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 08:27:16 +0800
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Hi John, any chance you could post a pic or two of your filtered=20
plenum? BR, Dave McC
On 13/06/2005, at 7:52 AM, John Slade wrote:

> =A0>=A0I like the air filter idea.=A0 What are you using ?=A0
> It was Ed's idea, not mine=A0:)=A0=A0 (How IS=A0Ed doing, anyhow?)
> =A0
> Autozone have a 6 * 4 K&N air filter for $54. The also have a 14 * 16=20=

> of the same material for $34.  I guess the little one is for a BMW :)=20=

> I bought the big one.  I cut a hole in the side of my plenum about 7=20=

> inches long and 2 inches high at one end, 6 inches high at the other.=20=

> I=A0cut the edge strip off the filter, cut the material for my =
required=20
> trapazoid shape, then RTVd the edge strip back on. I could=A0make =
three=20
> filters with the14 * 16, so it works out at $10 each. I then made a=20
> fiberglass duct to join up with=A0my existing fiberglass intake pipe.=20=

> The final job is to install a flapper valve of some sort to give me an=20=

> alternate air source in case of a blocked filter.
> =A0
> John (Almost good VFR this evening).
> =A0
> =A0=

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Hi John, any chance you could post a pic or two of your filtered
plenum? BR, Dave McC

On 13/06/2005, at 7:52 AM, John Slade wrote:


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have a 6 * 4 K&N air filter for $54. The also have a 14 * 16 of the
same material for $34.  I guess the little one is for a BMW :) I
bought the big one.  I cut a hole in the side of my plenum about 7
inches long and 2 inches high at one end, 6 inches high at the other.
I=A0cut the edge strip off the filter, cut the material for my required
trapazoid shape, then RTVd the edge strip back on. I could=A0make three
filters with the14 * 16, so it works out at $10 each. I then made a
fiberglass duct to join up with=A0my existing fiberglass intake pipe.
The final job is to install a flapper valve of some sort to give me an
alternate air source in case of a blocked =
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