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6637 filter
Anybody have any pictures of how they mounted the 6637 filter,I have mine squared up with the battery but that won't allow me to hook up that way.
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heres mine. it just sits there, no mounting brackets.
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Here is mine. I have the Tymar filter stand and a piece of 16 gauge stainless steel under mine to keep the filter from sucking the inner fender insulation (yes, it sucked it even though the filter stand held it about 1.5" above the inner fender).
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This isn't the best pic I know, but you can still see it. I just got some big a$$ zip ties and hold it against the brace for the battery tray. I believe it gives it a little room to breathe underneath. One of these days I want to get the filter bracket for it.
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These filters need the space under them as they are designed to pull air from the bottom up as the air flow demand increases.
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I got it together last night ,I made a plate for the front of the filter to hold it up a bit.Getting that 4" pipe into the filter was hell,I'll bet I spent 20 min. trying.
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I have never had any trouble getting the pipe in the filter. I actually found it to be a little loose, always had to use the clamp to seal it up. Maybe they changed them a little, been a year since I last changed a filter.
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I used the thin walled 4" white pipe,thought that would be a little easier to get it in maybe the thick walled pipe is not as hard
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I don't know. I have only used 4" ss exhaust pipe, I am sure that pvc is thicker whether it be thin walled or thick walled. I am not a plumber, but it may be 4" I.D. as opposed to 4" O.D. Couldn't tell ya though.
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Here is my set up. Its actually a stack clamp and i bolted it to the bracket next to the fuse box.
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