6637 filter swap
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From: Rural Central Ohio
6637 filter swap
i jus want to make sure that I'm getting everything right...today i went to napa and ordered the "6637" air filter ($35?) and he had no description of it but it's coming in tomorrow and I'm going to take a look at it...he said that it was an all-purpose filter or something like that and it should be a giant 4" inlet filter right??? Also, what size clamps would i need because I'm assuming that the stock ones wont fit and I jus take off the top of the air box and clamp it right to the Intake hose and it should lay on top of where the old filter used to sit?? thanks
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From: Parker, CO
I was lucky and able to fit mine in with the stock clamp on the inlet pipe. If you can't get it to fit that way, you'll need to get rid of the little rubber nipple thingy (for lack of a better word) that sits where the clamp is. Look on the pipe and you'll see it. Another alternative is to get a 4" piece of exhaust pipe and clamp it between the filter and intake inlet.
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From: Parker, CO
The filter minder is zip tied next to the fender well. It does nothing whatsoever.
The air temp probe is zip tied to what's left of my bottom tray of the original airbox (just a small suport bracket and tray is left). The air filter sits on top of that tray and the air temp is right next to the filter, so it's getting temps of whatever is being sucked into the filter.
The air temp probe is zip tied to what's left of my bottom tray of the original airbox (just a small suport bracket and tray is left). The air filter sits on top of that tray and the air temp is right next to the filter, so it's getting temps of whatever is being sucked into the filter.
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Originally Posted by edub32
is there anything else i need to know besides that?
