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One concern keeps coming up about former experiences with former "small" Model A air filters which in the past reduced air flow -- these past sincere concerns definitely have lots of merit.
K & N in their on-line literature correctly describes something I learned about hydraulics over 46 years ago. As crazy as it may appear to some, air filters & devices on the suction end of a round pipe, (such as a Model A carburetor), can "increase" air flow & even increase water flow in water "if": 1. The device has the proper & sufficient "open" areas for air and/or water to flow; &, 2. If the device can assist in retarding turbulence & cavitation of air and/or water in something like the end of a round suction pipe. FWIW: Opinions: Just because John Doe is afraid to open an umbrella in a house ...... what the heck ..... buy him a beer ....... he may be the best friend you may ever have. Then do not be surprised if you later open your umbrella in your house & your air-conditioner immediately breaks ....... sh## can "still" happen whether you open your umbrella ..... or after you install a Model A air filter. Last edited by H. L. Chauvin; 06-24-2014 at 07:20 PM. Reason: typo |
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