Reply to "Size of Air Filter"

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Correction mine is an E-1535 with a Ford Racing assembly.

Interesting calculations Dave. I played around on the K&N site some more and find it interesting that with their calculations and using a 6000RPM calculation many configurations seem to suggest a filter that is 3+ inches tall, however many of the filters I looked for were shorter in height. One example would be when I plugged in a 70 Mustang using a 428 the filter was still under 3". I know hood clearance plays a huge role, but many of these calculations suggest that factory air assembly configurations are less than ideal for power or efficiency.

11/23/165:22 PM

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