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- Whittier, Ca
Perhaps I'm not looking at the right places or asking the right people but no one seems to make a water tight canaster air filter system that will hold a high flow filter for my Snorkel application.
It would also apear that few if any even make a high flow (K&N type) air filter for my 1990 XJ that still uses the "smog" hoses originally installed in the OEM air filter system.
So with some basic skills and research I decided to adapt parts from the 1991 K&N intake system coupled with a higher flow, X-Stream Filter,
enclosed in a stainless steel two piece cone. This will allow for a water tight air filter while still supplying ample air flow.
Step one was to adapt the intake to fit the 1991 K & N Filter body.
The OEM intale body looks like this:
The intake has two odd shaped orifices which don't allow just a simple round tube adapter.
I decided to take some plate aluminum machined to allow for the larger orifice and mate it with a tube large enough to allow unstricted air flow to the intake and smaller orifice.
The finished product looks like this:
Once I recieve the silicone reducer the K&N body will fit like this:
Next step will be the rolling of the two cone halfs to hold the filter and the modifications of the K&N body.
Thanks,
Fred
Explorer 1
It would also apear that few if any even make a high flow (K&N type) air filter for my 1990 XJ that still uses the "smog" hoses originally installed in the OEM air filter system.
So with some basic skills and research I decided to adapt parts from the 1991 K&N intake system coupled with a higher flow, X-Stream Filter,
enclosed in a stainless steel two piece cone. This will allow for a water tight air filter while still supplying ample air flow.
Step one was to adapt the intake to fit the 1991 K & N Filter body.
The OEM intale body looks like this:
The intake has two odd shaped orifices which don't allow just a simple round tube adapter.
I decided to take some plate aluminum machined to allow for the larger orifice and mate it with a tube large enough to allow unstricted air flow to the intake and smaller orifice.
The finished product looks like this:
Once I recieve the silicone reducer the K&N body will fit like this:
Next step will be the rolling of the two cone halfs to hold the filter and the modifications of the K&N body.
Thanks,
Fred
Explorer 1