Afe 6637
Originally Posted by 1996pwrstrk
Oh man I think I got filter envy..
Brandon... looks like the open end only goes about half way up inside the cavity. Is it tapered, or a straight shot up inside? I've already got some thoughts about how to retain an inner sock up inside there.
I was just in Prattville today on an "emergency" trip but couldn't break away to contact you. I should be going back down again really soon, and we'll get together and talk about my ideas for your "beta" cover.
Originally Posted by Benny2002
What do they get for that rascal Brandon?
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Originally Posted by F250_
I don't EVEN have to think about whether or not I have it!! (the ENVY, that is)
Brandon... looks like the open end only goes about half way up inside the cavity. Is it tapered, or a straight shot up inside? I've already got some thoughts about how to retain an inner sock up inside there.
I was just in Prattville today on an "emergency" trip but couldn't break away to contact you. I should be going back down again really soon, and we'll get together and talk about my ideas for your "beta" cover.
Brandon... looks like the open end only goes about half way up inside the cavity. Is it tapered, or a straight shot up inside? I've already got some thoughts about how to retain an inner sock up inside there.
I was just in Prattville today on an "emergency" trip but couldn't break away to contact you. I should be going back down again really soon, and we'll get together and talk about my ideas for your "beta" cover.
Jamin is correct on the pricing.
It is a Proguard 5 filter, the shipping reciept said it was called the Big Boost PG5
here it is installed.
Rich, I got your care package today and will get that on the way soon.
Originally Posted by Tenn01PSD350
Hmmm, I think I like that unit. I need to look up the AFE flow #s. I'll never buy another filter with this setup. Use the 6637 as a spare during cleaning and re-oiling.
As far as the flow numbers, I dont think aFe has them published anywhere that I could find, but if Chris' aFe tapered cone can flow 850CFM, then this should flow as much if not more.
I will call aFe tomorrow and see if they can give me the flow numbers.














