WTD: In line filter

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WTD: In line filter

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What do you guys use for filters when you ditch the factory airbox to run a snorkell in your comp trucks, I dont have a lot of room hence asking.

Its for a 1UZ in a Surf.
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a pod filter in an enclosed sealed box hooked up to your snorkel is a pretty secure way of waterproofing the intake if you've got the room

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/Forums/ ... &start=225

I'm pretty sure petefj40 also did the same setup on his old cruiser but you'll have to wade through the 70-80 pages of his build thread yourself I cant do it on dialup
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Toy - Zuk chassis tub, hilux 4.88 axles and transfer, Nissan CA18DE motor and auto trans, sc12 supercharger, 32 10'5 simex, twin motor 8274 custom freespool. Well the parts are all there in various corners of the shed
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You can get something called the green filter, comes in its own sealed mounting can, I know a couple of people, that run them, klem in his supercharged 1uz, and Glen on his High boost td42.
they both reckon their pretty good filters


http://www.greenfilter.co.nz/
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That green filter is the worst site that I have ever been to.

However the K&N one might be exactly what I need.
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Id be very cautious with green filters ...any product that claims to save you between 7% & 16% in fuel seems to good to be true to me ....saving that much fuel just isnt that easy.
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I`m trying to hunt down a K&N one for a decent price.

Will let you know how it goes.
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Got the K&N one for $290, not cheap but should do the job. :D

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Where did you get it from? thats heaps cheaper than the ones on trademe
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meatc wrote:Where did you get it from? thats heaps cheaper than the ones on trademe
You can get them ex USA for almost half the price of Trademe, here's a place I get alot of my stuff from.......with some cold intake to boot :wink: with the exchange rate at the moment, you could have one of the $185 intakes, including freight for about $280 :mrgreen:

http://www.ultrarev.com/search.php?mode=search&page=1
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Got from a mate at B&T, I know the repco staff price is around $230, but thats a bit trickier.

http://www.ultrarev.com/rc-5052asu.html

The chrome ones cheaper :P
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Fits pretty well !
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Im assuming that just a temp setup ..your not going to leave it like that are ya ?
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