RE: air filter element

[Brian Schlump <jsbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Tom,
Thanks for taking the time to check this out for me.  I'll have to visit 
our local Autozone.  I appreciate your help...Brian

Thomas R Hansen wrote:
> 
> > 
> > The current air cleaner element is 13" O.D. / 11" I.D. / 2" Tall.  
> > What 
> > I'd like to find is one that is 1 1/2" or 1 5/8" tall.  I checked 
> > with 
> > NAPA and Car Quest and they don't show any standard size filter 
> > shorter 
> > than 2" in that diameter. > Anyone have an idea for a source I can
> check that would list 
> > dimensions?
> > 
> > Brian  
> > 
>  Brian,   I had some business at Autozone this morning, and took a tape
> measure with me. I found these two filters that might come close to what
> you need. They are STP filters, but you should be able to cross 
> reference
> them. SA325, and SA342. There was a fractional difference between the ID
> and OD dimensions you gave, but both were close to the 1 3/4 height you
> need. Take the air cleaner housing with you to the parts store, to check
> the fit. 
>  I was looking through the filter boxes, and ran across a very strange
> looking filter, that sent my mind spinning! There has got to be some
> trick set-up that this filter will fit. The number was STP's SA6850
>  It looks like a flying saucer, and has pink pleated filter paper facing
> upward. It almost looks like a K&N cone filter that has been squashed!
> The center has a plastic disc, with two holes spaced in such a way that 
> a
> custom billet hold down would look too cool! If you guys can find one to
> look at, you might see something there too. It would probably work good
> as a lid on a standard round filter element, for the hood scoop crowd! 
> Remember! You heard it from me first!  Tom



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