BHAF mount
01-19-2005, 01:31 PM
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BHAF mount
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I've got an idea for mounting my BHAF but I wonder if I'm reinventing the wheel....
I'm thinking of a can that mounts into the existing airbox location. I haven't measured to determine how much larger than the filter this can be and still clear, but as much as possible is what I'm looking for. Off of the side of this can will be a tube that fits into the air port in the fender. The bottom of the can will be removable and will feature a tube that extends INTO the BHAF, where it is heavily drilled for airflow. The tube extends through the bottom of the can (side, really, since the can will be on its side) and outside where the intake elbow will clamp on.
The goal is that the filter will be sucking cool air, protected from extreme dirt and moisture, and generally look cool.
Any thoughts?
Tad
I've got an idea for mounting my BHAF but I wonder if I'm reinventing the wheel....
I'm thinking of a can that mounts into the existing airbox location. I haven't measured to determine how much larger than the filter this can be and still clear, but as much as possible is what I'm looking for. Off of the side of this can will be a tube that fits into the air port in the fender. The bottom of the can will be removable and will feature a tube that extends INTO the BHAF, where it is heavily drilled for airflow. The tube extends through the bottom of the can (side, really, since the can will be on its side) and outside where the intake elbow will clamp on.
The goal is that the filter will be sucking cool air, protected from extreme dirt and moisture, and generally look cool.
Any thoughts?
Tad
01-19-2005, 01:53 PM
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That is lot like what I have envisioned. I was thinking of a flat bottom and rounded top that follows the curveture of the filter with flat ends. One port for air that goes to the stock location and an optional second port that goes to the firewall like another great product for reducing EGT's. All constructed either out of mild steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. I was also thinking of using the same material for tubing to the turbo inlet. Other options would be polishing or powdercoating of materials. The key is designing the product to seal extremely well while allowing simple changing of the filter. Now I just need someone who has the design and fabrication skills to bring this sucker to market. Hopefully for less than $250.00.
01-19-2005, 09:45 PM
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I have been thinking about this for years. The only problem is the BHAF that I use already touches the hood, no room for a air box. I know I could use a smaller BHAF but that kind of defeats the purpose of having a BHAF.
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Originally posted by bluebull
I have been thinking about this for years. The only problem is the BHAF that I use already touches the hood, no room for a air box. I know I could use a smaller BHAF but that kind of defeats the purpose of having a BHAF.
I have been thinking about this for years. The only problem is the BHAF that I use already touches the hood, no room for a air box. I know I could use a smaller BHAF but that kind of defeats the purpose of having a BHAF.
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