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Weber Filters
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| priobe |
06-21-2010 02:54 PM |
Weber Filters
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| Snakebit |
06-23-2010 01:32 PM |
I use them, not a problem.
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| Rick Parker |
06-23-2010 05:53 PM |
Get the fine mesh, it keeps the Corvettes from being inhaled;)
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| jeffy |
07-02-2010 09:13 AM |
spoke to Jim Inglese on this topic the other day. Said to use the wire mesh, wouldn't be a problem. He said the filters that sandwich foam betweem the screens should NEVER be used, the Webers just won't work with that much impediment to the air flow.
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| priobe |
07-02-2010 09:57 AM |
I currently have the tea strainers but after hear so many local saying there is no filter I was thinking of putting some type of filter.
Do you guys think the tea strainers are enough , location miami Fl
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| Rick Parker |
07-02-2010 01:32 PM |
Refer to post 3
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| bobcowan |
07-02-2010 04:48 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by priobe
(Post 1062308)
I currently have the tea strainers but after hear so many local saying there is no filter I was thinking of putting some type of filter.
Do you guys think the tea strainers are enough , location miami Fl
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I have a sey of tea strainers, but I don't use them. The foam only keeps out the big stuff, like rocks, small birds, and BMW's. Initially, I tried cutting up a K&N flat filter, and putting the filter medium between the screens - instead of the foam. But the engine ate three of them, so I took the rest out.
As they arrive from Inglese, the tea strainers cost me 100hp. Yes, that's 100hp on the dyno. Ran it once, popped the filters off and ran it again. They cause a lot of restriction. |
| PoppyMod |
07-03-2010 06:33 AM |
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These are nice filters. I'm running them on a dual DCOE setup.
See pic. |
| jeffy |
07-03-2010 06:57 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by bobcowan
(Post 1062370)
I have a sey of tea strainers, but I don't use them.
As they arrive from Inglese, the tea strainers cost me 100hp. Yes, that's 100hp on the dyno. Ran it once, popped the filters off and ran it again. They cause a lot of restriction.
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That's what Jim Inglese told me; he sold his company years ago and now it is owned by Comp Cams. He is independent now ( www.jiminglese.com ) and was adamant that the tea strainers sold by his old company were bad news. |
| Snakebit |
07-03-2010 07:02 AM |
The tea strainers you are talking about are the ones that have 2 screens with a sheet of foam sandwiched in the middle. They are very restrictive. The ones in the picture are not. There is no difference when installing the stainless mesh filters. Just so we don't confuse the two.
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| PoppyMod |
07-03-2010 07:06 AM |
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That's what Jim Inglese told me; he sold his company years ago and now it is owned by Comp Cams. He is independent now ( www.jiminglese.com ) and was adamant that the tea strainers sold by his old company were bad news.
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I have yet to dyno my rig and fully intend to. With my previous Holly and air filter in place, I my rig made 392 RWHP at 6100. So, I'm interested in seeing what's up with these, with and without the strainers. I don't have the room for the K&Ns I tried. |
| Great Asp |
07-03-2010 10:24 AM |
I have them on my Dynatek system (EFI Webers), they do fine.
Suggest not driving down gravel roads or in the rain though.
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| PoppyMod |
07-03-2010 01:02 PM |
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Yes, I agree.
I run something these only in reddish-orange now.
They work fine, for my area.
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