holley carb - remote air filter setup needed.
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I have the old SBC setup with a Holley 750. I have always had the standard chrome pancake type air filter, but prefer to get "remote" air buy fitting some kind of remote kit with a KN or similar filter remotely. Anyone know of a kit, or similar i could fit?
Mainly need a cowl which will fit over the holley carb and then add tubing and a filter at the far end.
I get far too much heat in the engine compartment and so dont get any cold air into the carb.
Mainly need a cowl which will fit over the holley carb and then add tubing and a filter at the far end.
I get far too much heat in the engine compartment and so dont get any cold air into the carb.
Procharger do what they call a carb bonnet which is basically a manifold that fits on top of your carb with a spigot for an air duct to attach to.
Not sure how performance of the carb is affected
The sites below claim to be uk dealers for Procharger.
http://www.topspeedautomotive.co.uk/procharger.htm...
http://www.americantechnique.co.uk/
Not sure how performance of the carb is affected
The sites below claim to be uk dealers for Procharger.
http://www.topspeedautomotive.co.uk/procharger.htm...
http://www.americantechnique.co.uk/
www.ramairbox.com offer a wide selection.
I bought a bonnet some pipe and a remote filter from Spectre in the US then got some welding done.
I bought a bonnet some pipe and a remote filter from Spectre in the US then got some welding done.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Procharger-Competition-C...
Also known as "carb hats" quite a few on US ebay.
Also known as "carb hats" quite a few on US ebay.
Noble P4 said:
KN851060 Shop around as some suppliers simply order on your behalf then add handling charge.
Thanks Found it: http://www.knfilters.co.uk/plenum.aspx
although I am bit worried about this bit:
Note: The custom plenum is recommended for small displacement engines (less than 200 C.I.) or low revving V6-V8 engines. If the engine requires more than 45 sq. in. of filter area then the plenum should not be used because the carburetor would have to be re-jetted and a loss of high R.P.M. power will be the result.
Not big enough for me perhaps. I did wonder about the restriction potential of some of these hats, they mostly seem to be used in forced induction and not N/A.
Sorry to resurrect this older topic, but the hotter weather got me thinking about a remote air filter again. I thought I would update this thread rather than start a new one..
majority of the carb hats I have come across have been for turbo/supercharger applications and always looked too restrictive (to me)
More googling has revealed:
http://www.airaid.com/U-Build-It_intake_systems.as...
That do a good value (ok plastic..) http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/aid-200-100
or a rather nice (much) more expensive carbon one http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/aid-100-525
majority of the carb hats I have come across have been for turbo/supercharger applications and always looked too restrictive (to me)
More googling has revealed:
http://www.airaid.com/U-Build-It_intake_systems.as...
That do a good value (ok plastic..) http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/aid-200-100
or a rather nice (much) more expensive carbon one http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/aid-100-525
Would it not be better/easier to get an air filter with a top entry like this:
and then make or buy a scoop that aligns the filter with the air intake hole (for the can am anyway...)
something like this?
but obviously made to match the clam. That would also help stop heat being sucked into the cabin.....
I fancy doing something like that.
and then make or buy a scoop that aligns the filter with the air intake hole (for the can am anyway...)
something like this?
but obviously made to match the clam. That would also help stop heat being sucked into the cabin.....
I fancy doing something like that.
[quote=confusionhunter]Would it not be better/easier to get an air filter with a top entry like this:
and then make or buy a scoop that aligns the filter with the air intake hole (for the can am anyway...)
Have a K&N stack with a Xtream topcover, with a phenolic carb spacer its very near the top vent. But I don't believe the top vent collect much air and I am pretty sure the carb is breathing the hot air swilling around in the engine bay. So I want to box a cone filter into the side pod
and then make or buy a scoop that aligns the filter with the air intake hole (for the can am anyway...)
Have a K&N stack with a Xtream topcover, with a phenolic carb spacer its very near the top vent. But I don't believe the top vent collect much air and I am pretty sure the carb is breathing the hot air swilling around in the engine bay. So I want to box a cone filter into the side pod
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