In my original message, I wrote:
<<Below, are a few notes for ya! (these are only my opinions from my
observations on the mailing list)
A) The 10" (1208) Edelbrock Air Cleaner fits over the TB without any adapters.
B) The 14" (1207) Edelbrock Air Cleaner needs a 3/4 in. spacer to clear the
underhood obstacles, and then you cannot use the 3" filter (I beleive Mr
Trottman can second this)
C) The Edelbrock triangular filter (1222) comes with an oiled gauze lifetime
filter (~$52). I've been told by someone on the list that it fits nicely with
no spacer and looks good.
D) The Edelbrock Pro-Flo Filter (1002) fits nicely and looks good (~$20). This
is what I put on my truck a week ago - I like it. It has a lifetime foam
filter. There is a picture of this one under Todd Flummer at:
www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/7873/dragtruk1.html
>>
In a message dated 98-02-16 13:14:03 EST, Richard Collins writes:
<< Correction, you can use the 14" with a 3" filter. I have just put one
on my '98 yesterday.
It is a very TIGHT fit, but you can do it without damage to the hood.
It's true though that with the stock hood you'd be better off with a
2-3/4" filter. The 3" filter requires a carriage bolt that rubs against
the hood's insulation liner. It rubs through the 1st layer but never
gets to the metal.... >>
Hey Richard did you have to use the 3/4" spacer like Robert Trottman ?
If not, what part number Edelbrock is it?
Thanks
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Richard Lewis
E-Mail : rlewis7785@AOL.COM
92 Dodge Dakota Club Cab, LE Trim
318 C.I.D V8
3.55 Rear Axle Ratio.
Two Tone Black & Silver
Leer Crown Series Topper Painted to match.
Mopar Bedliner
EdelBrock 1002 Air Cleaner.
Firestone Firehawk SS10 235/70R15
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