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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Augusta, GA
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Just got a new quick fuel Carb installed on the chevy. When they installed the new carb they added a spacer. Because of this spacer the top of the air filter hits a cross member of my cowl hood. You can see from the pic its not the whole cross member just a portion. Should I modify the hood by cutting that portion to fit around the air filter? Or what other options do I have?
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Re: Fiberglass Cowl Hood
I'd take that long neck off the base of the filter and run a typical drop base style, or even a level base would work fine, then you can fit a 4" filter in there easily with room to spare.
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Re: Fiberglass Cowl Hood
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Re: Fiberglass Cowl Hood
With the right base. A 14x6" with fit under a stock hood.
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Re: Fiberglass Cowl Hood
Or get a smaller diameter filter, it looks like you're due for one anyway
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