12-29-2015, 06:46 PM | #1 |
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A while back a member was looking for a Fumaze... There's one on epay, not mine.
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12-29-2015, 07:39 PM | #2 |
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The Original 1930's Fumaze had a seamed tubing. The later reproductions made during the 1970's/'80's were a very good duplicate, but the long tubing was a solid piece of pipe and not a seamed tubing like the originals. The top cover of the 1970's reproduction was nearly identical to the original from 1930's. So look for the seamed tubing if you want the original 1930's version. I could not tell from the photos on eBay, if the ebay Fumaze had a seam, or was solid.
But it is really not a big thing - as each year that goes by, there are fewer and fewer people who would know the difference - or care. |
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12-29-2015, 08:25 PM | #3 |
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You only need a Fumaze if your rings are worn out or not seated properly which causes blow by.
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12-29-2015, 09:00 PM | #4 |
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It also acts as a Road Draft Tube to remove moisture, acids and unburned hydrocarbons from the combustion process.
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12-29-2015, 10:46 PM | #5 |
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here is a photo of an original and a repop
Original Repop
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For all of you who DO take the time to better illustrate your point, I offer both a great round of applause and a 'Thank you for a job well done'. Some of us 'old timers' (well, me at least) are prisoners of technological ineptitude. |
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I disagree, all engines have "some" blowby otherwise why do you need a breathable oil cap? Dumping those fumes no matter how much makes the cockpit have less fumes.
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OK, now it makes sense
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Is there any type of filter/screen that goes in there?
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No need for a 'filter'. The whole Idea is to get the 'blow by' out and down to the low exiting engine pan region, and away from the holes in the petals/S.column, thereby reducing engine fumes into the driver's compartment interior.
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Just ensure you pore your oil in the correct hole when refilling, haha...
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Quote:
The guy that this happened to couldn't figure out why he had this big oil slick under his car.
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Here a few more pictures of the tube.
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Does Fumaze help breathing in addition to directing fumes downward?
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Sold for $322.50 + $8.85 after 14 bids
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OK that is enough for me to make a mental note and check the one on my car.
Not sure how necessary the manifold heater and Fumaze are on a roadster but for some reason I have both accesories - but no side curtains..
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Wow. I paid $60 for mine. I think it is an original, but I need to check. I was interested in that one, but forgot about it. Just as well.
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Any fumaze type products made for the Model B block? I could use one...
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Wow I really like mine on my car. Found at the Chickasha Pre War Swap meet. Paid less than 60 for mine. Bead blasted it and it turned out great. It's the original not the repop. Had to make a strap but it works great.
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I have been looking for a Fumaze for some time and I have to ask....
...are these really valued at $322.50 or did this eBay auction get out of hand? |
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I sell mine for that. :-)
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I think the auction got out of hand. The real value is in the 100.00 dollar range. But as you can see the cost of an item depends on what people are willing to pay. I have 3 Model A's and they all have a Fumaze. I had them powder coated. I like the looks on the nicely painted engine.
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Out of hand maybe but last one sold for $240.
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There's another Fumaze on epay if anyone is interested... http://www.ebay.com/itm/272130527296...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Currently at $76 with 3 hours left. Be interesting to see what it goes for. Last one went for $322.
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I was the first to bid on that one
It's $124 now, not worth it to me
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Rip--
I think that the answer to your question is, yes. I think that if the tube extends below enough to be in the slip stream that there would be a slightly lower pressure generated which would help evacuate the crank case. Please don't take my answer as gospel as I do not claim to be a guru here as many are. I was just surprised that you did not get an answer.
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My engine came with a flex tube oil filler cap, and it does a good job of evacuating the oil fumes. It also keeps the left side of the engine from getting oily.
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Sold !
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how do these work with the eng. pans
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In my opinion with engine pans I don't believe the Fumaze works as well as the flexible tube type that you can route down into the slip stream under the car, creating a low pressure at the end of the tube.
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I have the flex tube type. That is why I was not wanting to sound too dogmatic with my previous post. The flex tube definately creates a low pressure at the outlet in the slip stream. Works well with engine pans installed. Bernoulli principle.
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Where in the world do some folks get enough MONEY to waste on frivolous goodies??? I'm always near broke! P.M. me for my mailing address.
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Bill, I would send you some money but I'm so poor I can't pay attention.
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good question about the engine pans; I added a piece of prebent black radiator rubber hose to the bottom of the Fumaze and extended it out and down the pan to direct the fumes, if any under the car. I wonder if the high compression head ( came on my engine) changes the breathing some which appears to be a little bit "more" than I'm used to. I'm now trying a '32 style larger pipe and cap and see how that performs.
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Vermin has a flip top filler, but the flexible tube is missing. I'll use a piece of flexible electrical conduit. (CHEEP!)
A friend had one, his blow by was SO bad, he extended the tube to the BACK of the truck! BUT, he ran the truck from here to Canada & back! AMAZING! Bill W.
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