Screen Mesh Filters
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Re: Screen Mesh Filters (int3gra)
I'll measure the thickness when i find a guage and find out what material and temperature it holds up to. I will post detailed info first week of may, cuz I'm done with exams april 28. I need to do legwork for the people who want bigger sizes for using them as grills to get a good price. If you want just the one to slap on to the turbo then I might be able to help u out first cuz I might have the sizes in stock. shoot me any email or pm.
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Re: Screen Mesh Filters (turbod16y8)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbod16y8 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im planning on getting two of them and in between put some kind of cloth in it.
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1 will be the screen, then 2 would be some kind of fliter, then 3 would be the other screen.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I did that with a K&N drop-in filter:
I just cut out a section, flattened it, and used a hose clamp to hold it to the inlet. Worked welll for a week or two, then the filter element got clogged and needed to be changed. I changed the element about twice a month for a couple months, then I got lazy and just ran the two layers of mesh. Then I finally got off my duff and figured out a way to mount an A'PEXi filter:
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1 will be the screen, then 2 would be some kind of fliter, then 3 would be the other screen.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I did that with a K&N drop-in filter:
I just cut out a section, flattened it, and used a hose clamp to hold it to the inlet. Worked welll for a week or two, then the filter element got clogged and needed to be changed. I changed the element about twice a month for a couple months, then I got lazy and just ran the two layers of mesh. Then I finally got off my duff and figured out a way to mount an A'PEXi filter:
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Re: Screen Mesh Filters (TheSwift1)
I doubt that a tightly woven piece of steel mesh is going to flow better than a K&N which has much looser mesh which is only there to hold the free flowing gauze in place.
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Re: Screen Mesh Filters (Hatchblack)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hatchblack »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I doubt that a tightly woven piece of steel mesh is going to flow better than a K&N which has much looser mesh which is only there to hold the free flowing gauze in place.</TD></TR></TABLE>
filter are the safest and flow the best...better safe than sorry
filter are the safest and flow the best...better safe than sorry
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