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    Posted: 07 Jan 2015 at 9:44am
i'm intending to change the oil bath filter on my wc to a dry k&n mounted behind the 464 body  carb.......any pros and cons to mounting directly at carb, or use a piece of pipe (what length?)   between carb and filter.......
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  dont use a k&n, they have a known history for letting air that is unfiltered and pure dust get past them.
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 Alan, you want to mount the filter where it will recieve the coolest air posible.
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Above the hood is best, but if you use a metal tube that is bent by a tailpipe bender with a pinched corner.......I don't know how good that is. Smooth mandrel bent piping as larger or larger diameter than the carb inlet is best. K&N filters are fine when oiled properly.
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