So I came across this snorkel kit for the WEBER carb that fits our Tercs. Has anyone used one of these for a cold air intake? Also, why can't we adapt our stock air cleaner housing to a WEBER Carb by making a custom adapter plate?
http://www.carburetion.com/products/pro ... =99010.357
My question stems from the thought that the little square filter that comes with a WEBER kit would suck a lot of hot air into the system, I believe colder air is better and makes more power. Has anyone dabbled with this idea?
Peace
WEBER Carb Snorkel...TURTCEL
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Re: WEBER Carb Snorkel...TURTCEL
there is likely not enough clearance under the hood to add both the carb adapter, and than an air filter adapter. I think a cold air intake is a good idea, all modern cars have it, deleting it takes it a step way back in car development. Likely you would have to peice something together from another car and adapt it to fit.
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Re: WEBER Carb Snorkel...TURTCEL
The snorkel is way too tall. That's why you don't see it on any of our Weber-cars.
I thought about figgering a way to adapt the OE cleaner, but gave up - I think it is too tall as well, given an adapter must be created.
Tom M.
I thought about figgering a way to adapt the OE cleaner, but gave up - I think it is too tall as well, given an adapter must be created.
Tom M.
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Re: WEBER Carb Snorkel...TURTCEL
Well, that answers that question. Thanks guys.
Peace
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