thats sweet bronco,reps! is there any way you could weld one of those with a stick welder,like get special rods or anything ?i might make one up and seal it with silocone
Aluminum airbox pictures
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go straight to uni's website and look for the 2 1/2 inch inlet one, and some of those ads on ebay state that it is for mutiple sizes, according to which bike, write and ask them if they have a 6" long x 2 1/2" inlet
I think this is the right filter for $14.03 Amazon.com: Uni Filter UP-6245ST STRAIGHT POD FIL UP-6245ST: Automotive
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good price too I:I thanksyes very true.....in cars and trucks that dont see dust like an atv does they are awesome. my girls car has one...but my atv has and will always have a UNI because i like my engine.
i offered him 75 and it was automatically declined. even offered 80. im not paying 120+ air filter..i'll wait around someone will sell theres on here eventually
79 Bronco Do you have an measurements? Thinking about coming up with a diagram for a friend who likes to weld and see if this is something he can do. Just need to get him some measurements.
have you had any problems with your quad running like crap? because i used your technique with the cardboard and it ran like poo and it didnt stay running wither. so how does your real aluminum one let the air filter get enough air? i dont want to spend my money on the real thing and have to end up scraping the thing cause i dosent work.
Never tryed it myself. Just seen many people post it. Sorry it didn't work out. There's a metal fab shop just up the road from me. I'm going to take my air box there and see how much it will cost for them to make one. If it's not to much, I may get a couple made and sell them on here for cost and shipping.
Did you rejet your carb??? what type of air filter did you use?? How about some pics????
Here's a CFM box. The box to carb tube is a larger diameter and is consistent all the wall with alot less bend then stock.
wow, thanks for the full pics and everything. i hadnt even bothered to look at the tubing but had a feeling it was typical of any other OEM intake. so why not just mod the stock box to accept a diy tube? silicone tubing can be had in many bends and sizes.
As the air comes into to the filter, it hits a wall and has to make a sharp turn into a pinch point that is very restrictive . A custom box has a larger flow path and a more strait shot to the carb.
Nice pics bro!!!!I:I They explain a lot..
