an intake on my carb

[Roman Tasel]

i couldn't find the right filter for my 620 anywhere (the whole thing). I needed one because when I bought the truck, it had nothing on the carburetor. So bought an intake filter and a flexible hose, connected the two with hose clamps, and connected the rubber end of the hose to my carb. with a hose clamp. It actually looks pretty cool.:D Will it work?

[bonvo]

you mean somthing like this set up?

 

http://forum.ratsun.net/showthread.php?t=6200&highlight=air+cleaner

 

comply says in the thread it worked just fine the only issues i see is you would have some vaccum lines to play around with

[datzenmike]

i couldn't find the right filter for my 620 anywhere (the whole thing). I needed one because when I bought the truck, it had nothing on the carburetor. So bought an intake filter and a flexible hose, connected the two with hose clamps, and connected the rubber end of the hose to my carb. with a hose clamp. It actually looks pretty cool.:D Will it work?

 

I guess so. The valve cover breather usually draws filtered air from the stock housing but a small filter can be attached to the pipe. The stock filter has provision for carb heat to speed warm up and prevent carb icing. If Arizona is fairly dry in the winter this shouldn't be too much of a problem. Carb icing happens near freezing with high humidity like freezing rain and fog.

[Roman Tasel]

you mean somthing like this set up?

 

http://forum.ratsun.net/showthread.php?t=6200&highlight=air+cleaner

 

comply says in the thread it worked just fine the only issues i see is you would have some vaccum lines to play around with

 

Yes, exactly like that set up. Thanks.:)