K&N.
That's about all you need to remember. In spite of the high initial
price, they are the least expensive filters (in the long term) on the
market. Plus, they flow better than anything else out there, even when
they're "dirty".
Rick Morrison
72 MGBGT
74 Midget
On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 21:27:30 -0800 Philip Morgan
<padre@billman.kuntrynet.com> writes:
>I'd like to put different air filters on my 1974 1/2 GT. The previous
>owner built some himself! Any way - can anyone give me advice as to
>what
>might be most suitable - not necessarily the "best" or the "cheapest"
>but
>just ones that work well, and look good without costing me the earth.
>Are
>the crested ones from Moss any good? Also Moss advertises a "shorty
>ram
>pipe set" which presumably replace the air filters, are these a good
>alternative. Whilst I'm at this I will probably put a new Valve cover
>on
>- but I'm not sure whether I should buy one with or without breather -
>
>how do I determine which one to get?
>
>Thanks Philip
>
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