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Re: Weber 32/36 DGV vs DFV [Re: DanWheeler] #1102817 01/20/17 02:27 AM
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 2,348
Mudraider Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Wow, this is from the depths. I took my stock air cleaner, cut the bottom out of it, and made a plate to match the carb. Welded it to the the bottom of the stock air cleaner. Then I was able to use the factory hose over to the fender. And when I made a snorkel, I took the hose and connected it to the snorkel pipe. The good thing about that was how much quieter it was over that silly square filter that comes with the carb. Sorry no pics.


89 SWB, V-6 5SPD, OME Shocks, 16.5X37's, 2"BL, SR axle, Gen2 brakes, Lincoln w/Superwinch
Re: Weber 32/36 DGV vs DFV [Re: Mudraider] #1102833 01/23/17 12:57 AM
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 26
Maciek Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Originally Posted by Mudraider
Wow, this is from the depths. I took my stock air cleaner, cut the bottom out of it, and made a plate to match the carb. Welded it to the the bottom of the stock air cleaner. Then I was able to use the factory hose over to the fender. And when I made a snorkel, I took the hose and connected it to the snorkel pipe. The good thing about that was how much quieter it was over that silly square filter that comes with the carb. Sorry no pics.


That's a good idea, I've still got the original filter assy kicking around somewhere. I was thinking to use a plenum with the v6 can filter or such.


'88 Raider - 250+K | 2.6L G54B; no balance shafts, non jet-valve head, ARP head studs| Weber 32/36 DFEV | Pacesetter 4>1 | 2 1/4" magnaflow | 32" BFG A/T | 2" bar crank & add-a-leaf | +2 SkyJackers | bumpstop del | Optima Yellow-Top | Curt GenII receiver
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