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What kind of air cleaner / scoop is this?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Hard On Parts, May 30, 2004.

  1. Hard On Parts
    Joined: May 25, 2004
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    I was looking through 1LOWCHIEF's PASO pics and saw this same scoop that I have out in my garage. I was thinking of running it when I get my four barrel carb on. Does anyone have any info about it? I got mine at a garage sale.

     

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  3. fab32
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    My recolection is that is an air cleaner off a marine engine. I think they are more correctly called a flame arrestor. The engine compartment of an inboard powered boat is a power keg if fuel fumes build up and a stray spark occures. Not necessarily the examples shown on TV or the movies but an explosive atmosphere non the less.

    Frank
     
  4. Fat Hack
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    Nicson spark arrester...commonly used in marine applications.

    They don't really have a "filter"...just a mesh screen.

    They turn up on e-bay frequently. My bro-in-law is running a pair on his dual quad 348.

     
  5. Muttley
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    It's allways nice to find a cool part in the garage that you had forgotten about.[​IMG] I have been looking for some of the 2 barrel carb versions, there harder then hell to find but they sure look cool.
     
  6. CAS
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    Yup flame arrestors.
    I've got a couple on my nailhead.
    One is a Nicson. The other one is a Badger.
    They are almost identical. [​IMG]
     
  7. nekroman
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    I personally think those things look pretty 70's, but if that's what you like.
     
  8. tommy
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    [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
    I'm fond of them.
     
  9. Hard On Parts
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    [ QUOTE ]
    I'm fond of them.

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    I'd say. I really like the last pic on the intake. Do you have another pic of them?

    I think they look really old skool, like the old choppers with wire screen over the carb(s).
     
  10. yorgatron
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    they look cool,but chewing up rings ain't [​IMG]
     
  11. tommy
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    [ QUOTE ]
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    I'm fond of them.

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    I'd say. I really like the last pic on the intake. Do you have another pic of them?

    I think they look really old skool, like the old choppers with wire screen over the carb(s).

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    [​IMG] [​IMG]

    Yes if I lived in a dusty environment, I'd use filters to get to the shows and then pop them on. I've toyed with the idea of replacing the element with K&N filter media.
     
  12. Hard On Parts
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    Man those are SLICK. I like, I like!

    I was going to cut up this K & N I got from a bike deal a couple of years ago and put it into the screen area on mine. I put it on my truck, but it looks funny on top of the 2 barrel so I am waiting until I get a 4 barrel set-up.

     
  13. CAS
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    HOP...fitting a K&N element behind the screens is what I'm planning for mine. I think it'll work fine.
     

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