[Land-speed] Screen Filters

[Doug Odom]

Yes Keith is right! I remember about 35 years ago when these first came out. 
The first one I looked at I thought my engine was built in a sand box by the 
looks of the junk in the filter. Now I had built the motor myself in my 
shop. Cleaned out the junk and ran some hot laps and looked again. No 
problem. Later that year some guys that had paid big bucks to a famous 
engine shop came by with their filter to show me. It looked just like mine 
had. Told them to go back and run the motor again and call me if it still 
looked bad. Saw them later and they said it was fine. I have caught motors 
that were starting to have bearing problems before they hurt themselves 
because of the filter. I highly recommend the use of them.

Doug in big ditch


Subject: Re: [Land-speed] Screen Filters


> Oberg makes a nice one... and we've been running Canton's...
>
> it's a nice way of looking at current motor conditions.... ( just don't 
> get to wrapped around the intitial fire up... )
>
> K