Mesh in AFM....
Mesh in AFM....
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Sam Gamgee

Original Poster:

966 posts

282 months

Monday 26th April 2010
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Not posted on here for a while..........been a bit, er, busy.

Anyway, can the mesh in the AFM be removed and if so will it cause problems??
And any benefits (mine is slightly coming away). Griff500, btw!

Thanks guys and gals....
Dave.

yellowgriff

1,429 posts

211 months

Monday 26th April 2010
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would have thought it was a safety measure incase some thing bye passes the air filter...

blueg33

46,426 posts

253 months

Monday 26th April 2010
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I am sure I read somewhere that it helps stratify or laminate the airflow, could be total bks though

Edited by blueg33 on Monday 26th April 18:54

350Matt

3,896 posts

308 months

Monday 26th April 2010
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No thats right leave it in

if you remove it you'll make it worse

2Munkys

1,228 posts

266 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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When I was running the Big Bosch' I removed both the mesh and the (somewhat crude) air guide. I did this to reduce restriction and there was no discernable ill effect. The 18" or so of straight ACT tubing preceding the AFM should have sorted out any bendy airflow. I guess there are other applications for these AFM's where the induction immediately before it are more convolute and the airflow is in need of a bit of guidance.

rigga

8,806 posts

230 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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Pretty sure its been posted that removing the mesh free's up around 5 extra gee gee's

Slacey

1,113 posts

243 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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I removed mine (by accident while cleaning it!) and didn't notice any difference.

Sam Gamgee

Original Poster:

966 posts

282 months

Wednesday 28th April 2010
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Cheers chaps......as it appears to be coming away anyway, think I`ll remove......have the ACT hose fitted!

Dave.