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Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 1:01 PM
I was looking at a new filter for my 04 ecotec. Does anyone know of a K&N cone filter that will fit the end of the factory intake tube. It looks like it is around 4.5" X 3", and oval. You would have to remove the filter housing box, and make a mount for the filter end. I tried a search, and the FAQ, but didn't find an answer. I also saw that K&N had a bunch of universal filters, but I couldn't find the exact size.

Thanks

Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 3:15 PM
Check at pepboys or somthing...it migh tbe hard to get an oval one.
Your better off just ordering an intake, thier cheap and simple to install.
If you want one i know a guy personally who sells them, he'll help ya out with it. Awsome prices. [URL=www.definedparts.com]Intakes[/URL]





Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 3:17 PM
I dont know why the link isnt working...but its
DefinedParts.com

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Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 3:27 PM
A filter over the stock intake tube isn't going to do anything but make a little noise, Just buy an intake. The weapon r is like 100 bux.


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Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 6:24 PM
you can use a Civic intake that costs $40



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Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 6:46 PM
Thanks for the posts. What is the Civic intake you speak of? Also I looked around. Where can you get a Weapon R intake for around $100.00.

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Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 7:20 PM
Ad1kTed 2 SpE3d wrote:I dont know why the link isnt working...but its
DefinedParts.com

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It didn't work cause you didn't put "http://"



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Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 8:12 PM
Fire Fighter wrote:A filter over the stock intake tube isn't going to do anything but make a little noise, Just buy an intake. The weapon r is like 100 bux.


I disagree. A larger filter surface area with less restriction will yeild more power. I think the gain from using an intake would be marginal compared to upgrading just the filter(maybe 1-2hp).



Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 9:16 PM
Zach wrote:
Fire Fighter wrote:A filter over the stock intake tube isn't going to do anything but make a little noise, Just buy an intake. The weapon r is like 100 bux.


I disagree. A larger filter surface area with less restriction will yeild more power. I think the gain from using an intake would be marginal compared to upgrading just the filter(maybe 1-2hp).


Thats what I thought looking at the "s" intake tube. It looks just like the aftermarket ones except with the air filter box, and "bong" on the end.

Then again if I could get a setup for $100.00 with a good filter I'd probably get that. All the quality setups I have seen are closer to $200.00.
Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 9:20 PM
I put a cone filter on my stock intake tube. From what i hear its pointless to but a $5978549 intake tube when you can but a cheap one for nothing that does the same thing. I had to put a piece of 3in stainless steel pipe in the end of my intake tube and then made a custom mount to hold that piece stable. But the steel is welded to a bracket that bolts to the frame of my car.



Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Sunday, November 13, 2005 9:31 PM
Ah a pointless mod. That's all I have to say.




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Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Monday, November 14, 2005 6:54 AM
From my experience, any Air Cleaner changes to a stock motor doesn't really add much power. I am more in the mood to tinker than anything. If I pick up any power or gas mileage then that is a bonus.

Hey Vince, what filter and part number did you use on your car?
Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Monday, November 14, 2005 7:22 AM
replace the whole thing.

After installing the CAI (second hand from my bro = free

I have a big black trashbag FULL of the stock parts, compared to the 3 parts of the AEM system. And I'd wager a good 5-10lbs in weight savings.

The stock system is extremely restrictive and has horrible flow, anything is better than the stock one. I couldn't believe the stuff the air had to go thru just to get into my engine.


-Chris

Re: Cone filter on factory intake tube?
Monday, November 14, 2005 9:29 AM
go to Defined Parts
He sells the intakes. Or you can get hime on AIM DefinedParts
He sells the dragon intake.



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