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Scott R 07-17-2009 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by RWebb (Post 4782605)
thx - my problem is that if I don't drive in the rain (with the shields) then the car can't be used much here in W. Oregon.

I know often people don't oil the K&Ns enuff...

what I'd really like is paper that fits my PMOs

I would also like a paper that fit my PMO's Must be some crafty engineer that can make some.

911pcars 07-17-2009 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott R (Post 4782617)
I would also like a paper that fit my PMO's Must be some crafty engineer that can make some.

I think the crafty one is K&N. They chose a filter size (approx. 12" OD) that isn't commonly manufactured. I know, I looked, but that was a few years ago. Other than K&N's own paper filter, TruChoice (or is that the name of a supermarket?) makes a foam element that fits the K&N base plate.

Once upon a time, I modified some Amsoil foam filters (cut and paste) to fit my Filtron filter housings (same dimension as K&Ns).

Not sure about the service life of foam (ITG or equivalent). I imagine a few washings and they might begin to go away. It's only foam. I won't even hazard a guess as to the cost of an ITG replacement element x 2. Anyone know?

Sherwood

Jmorski 01-05-2013 03:10 PM

Anyone have clearance issues with the ITG filters? I am installing a set, and it appears that I will need to remove the AC condenser from the deck lid (AC doesn't work anyway).

911pcars 01-05-2013 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Jmorski (Post 7190855)
Anyone have clearance issues with the ITG filters? I am installing a set, and it appears that I will need to remove the AC condenser from the deck lid (AC doesn't work anyway).

Cost of more shallow ITGs (see below) versus removing a non-functioning A/C component/system? That would be no-brainer for me. If you plan to bring the A/C back to life in the near future, option A is .....an option.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1357432017.jpg
"borrowed" photo

Sherwood

sf2oc911sc 01-05-2013 04:14 PM

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