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B4 & after/K&N or rainshields?

Hey everyone, here are some b4 and after shots of my webers that I rebuilt(dropped a chain tensioner and redoing the carbs and engine compartment mushroomed into a "while your in there" project). My cars are only going to be driven in dry conditions and I'm debating on leaving the K&N's on(even though I just had the rainshield powdercoated). What do you guys think?

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Nikita

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I would go rain shields simply because you never know when it may rain, and why get stuck if it does.
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plenty of road dirt to wear your rings on LI, especially sand.

keep them oiled every year or 10k miles.

I marked the base inside of mine so I don't put them on backwards.

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Nikita,
Those look good! Hopefully leakproofed this time. There are some pretty neat fuel blocks that replace those two banjos and the pc of tubing on each carb. It also has a screw-on filter built in for each side. Made by the guys at PMO I think. They look good & do NOT leak.
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Thanks! I love the looks of the solid fuel bars too but, thats not where my leaks were coming from. I wish it were that simple!

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On,

My 914-6 I used 5/16th clear lexan and cut it about 1.250 inches larger all the way around the K&N cover this way water could never get to the filter and I could see down the throats of the carbs anytime very easily.. just a thought

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