Mopar Muscle Association UK

Those filters DO catch fire.

strokerblue72 wrote:i phoned up parcel force only to be told they haven't got a clue where the second was

Oh YOU didn't write the address label did you Simon? No wonder they got confused

Only kiddin, great pics mate be good to see him up n runnin

Pete_bedford wrote:umm mine runs and is set up nice bet when its cold and being an arse it does pop back a few times.

i too like the colour of that inlet looks nice, but who got the run in the oaint on that front edge lol

that would be me i dont think it looks as bad in the flesh though mate well happy the way it came out think the engine will look awsome in this colour

Darran wrote:Si, that intake looks fab mate- the carb is a 650cfm Street Avenger - you can GET adjustable springs for it too mate

Think If I had kept it I would done same thing as you with motor - well done mate

thanks mate i have brought a bigger carb though so we shall see how that goes

Nick wrote:Those filters DO catch fire.

how easily mate ive never had it pop on me but there is always a first time

strokerblue72 wrote:

Nick wrote:Those filters DO catch fire.

how easily mate ive never had it pop on me but there is always a first time

Si,
They pop on fire, quicker than a Whores Bananarama! the floor ! !

Honestly mate. maybe I was too polite earlier, choose a better filter

Si, I had a pair of them on a tunnel ram, just done a run was coming down the return rd cruising on idle bliped the trottle misfire and both of them caught fire, I was still traveling about 20mph

What about them K&N filter tops? Do they catch fire?

Never had a K&N catch fire. Those Edelbrock things are dangerous, the "filter" is a piece of foam which gets soaked in fuel vapour, held in place with a plastic skeleton frame. It will catch fire at some point, they are rubbish, throw it away now.

Put it on the 'Bay under Chevy bits

Kev wrote:Put it on the 'Bay under Chevy bits

Blue wrote: throw it away now.

That's yer last warning Simon.

Kev wrote:Put it on the 'Bay under Chevy bits

Blue wrote:Never had a K&N catch fire. Those Edelbrock things are dangerous, the "filter" is a piece of foam which gets soaked in fuel vapour, held in place with a plastic skeleton frame. It will catch fire at some point, they are rubbish, throw it away now.

i think i will take yer and everyone elses advice on that so now im on the hunt for another air filter [good thing that one didnt cost me that much