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Old 01-19-2009, 12:33 AM   #1
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Engine Color Thread: Air Cleaner Question

I was checking out the engine color thread & noticed some of the 'stock' motors had the 'single snorkel' air cleaner housing & others had the 'oil bath' style.

I know of the 'oil bath' style but never questioned their design construction or benefits. Does anyone have any 'exploded view' type of pics of each for comparison?

What type of filter element does the oil bath use?
Anyone have the dimensions of each?
Is the single snorkel for 2-barrel carbs only or did they make one for 4b's?

Thanks in advance . . .....
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Old 01-19-2009, 12:54 AM   #2
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Re: Engine Color Thread: Air Cleaner Question

i have a 2v single snorkel, not sure about 4v ones.....
you want dimensions of it? what specifically?
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Old 01-19-2009, 01:00 AM   #3
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Re: Engine Color Thread: Air Cleaner Question

The construction of the oil bath consists of a very coarse steel wool type material that is soaked in oil, if I remember correctly.
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i have a 2v single snorkel, not sure about 4v ones.....
you want dimensions of it? what specifically?
Height, O.D., & what size filter.

Anyone have any shots of the oil bath internally? What year trucks received what filter? Was it pre-64 got the oil bath housing & post got the single snorkel housing?
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Height, O.D., & what size filter.
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Old 01-19-2009, 05:31 PM   #6
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Re: Engine Color Thread: Air Cleaner Question

Here's an oil bath style with dimensions and element.
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Re: Engine Color Thread: Air Cleaner Question

couple more of the same filter.
Element consists of coarse mesh(think steel wool)
Hope this helps!
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Hope this helps!
Yes. Thanks for educating me. Does anyone know if they made these for both 2 & 4 barrel carbs?
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Cubic inches is like Indiana Jones with a cheap pistol.

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