Best air filter and hose solution for a Griff

Best air filter and hose solution for a Griff

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alexcurtis

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161 posts

257 months

Tuesday 12th April 2016
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Hi everyone

Next question on the rebuild thanks again for all of your help with the many other questions! Body is back on the chassis but the engine is bare.

So I need to change the old air intake, I am only going to change up to the air flow meter (standard) though maybe change the elbow to the plenum with a new silicone hose as well. I really do not like the existing hood arrangement over the panel filter, mine always slips.

Therefore I am looking at getting new silicone hoses and a mushroom filter (or 2) in the same space seems a better solution? What are peoples views suggestions. Also any suggestions for suppliers, Hose and Filter?

Lastly is there a way to make the existing hood, better more secure?

The engine is basically standard Griff 500 1999, I am not looking at performance gains out of this though if they do come then happy days just want to know that I am getting clean / filtered air into the engine!

As you can see I have an open mind just want to get a better solution and ditch the worn out existing solution. The only thing is I do not want to make any significant or dramatic mods where the current arrangement sits as if / when I sell, it can be turned back to original again.

Thanks in advance

Alex

alexcurtis

Original Poster:

161 posts

257 months

Monday 18th April 2016
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Bump! Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!

alexcurtis

Original Poster:

161 posts

257 months

Thursday 21st April 2016
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Sold on act did a rough calculation to buy the bits needed and would save less than £20 so not worth the effort, thanks for replies not sure on filter may /will still change to a cylinder type in the same place to avoid the issue of the hood slipping from over the filter element

Thanks for replies much appreciated al