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Air Filter Mod Parts

I want to change out the stock air filter for the Napa 6637. I called the local dealer and they want $50 plus bucks for theirs. Where can I order the filter and any plumbing I need on-line?

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Old 05-10-2008, 07:01 AM
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Here is the filter fleetfilters.com
Most people use a scrap piece of 4"exhaust to connect it up.
 
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You can try NAPA and tell them you want the AAA discount. It may help some.
 
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I just used heating duct to go from the stock rubber to the new air filter
 
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All I used was a 4" 45 deg PVC street elbow (one end male and the other fem) and a 4" rubber coupling, I think it is for conecting sewar pipe, fits great, and the 6637 filter, and they are more$$ that stock. heres some pics

 
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http://http://www.fleetfilter.com/St...cts.asp?Cat=53 Filter for about 30. If you have the old orange hose that goes to the turbo get one of these Silicone 45 Degree Reducing Elbow 3-3/8" to 3" 1820102C2: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps Pricey but looks like it will last fore ever and ford dont make them any more. O, yea they have the 45 pipe too......
 
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Originally Posted by fluidp
All I used was a 4" 45 deg PVC street elbow (one end male and the other fem) and a 4" rubber coupling, I think it is for conecting sewar pipe, fits great, and the 6637 filter, and they are more$$ that stock. heres some pics


Nice set up. Your right about the rubber coupling. It is used for sewer pipe it is called a Fernco coupling.
 
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I used <a href="http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NOLMaster.aspx?PageId=470&LineCode=EXH&PartNumber= 41615&Description=Exhaust+Elbow">this</a> elbow from NAPA. Perfect length and angle for my set up.
 
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