Where can one find a replacement filter for the code3 center intake?
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Where can one find a replacement filter for the code3 center intake?
Can't find any place. I might have to put the stock center y cap back on. Filter is dirty......
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are they no longer selling them on the website? you could always make your own for a couple bucks. thats what most people do/did on the srt6 crossfire forum if they went with that setup.
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Yes, I tried code3 site no longer, LET site to eurocharged site and nothing. You are right about making it myself. I just don't know what that material is....I don't want to use the wrong stuff and not allow good flow and not break down and get sucked inside. You know what that material is made of?
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Yes, I tried code3 site no longer, LET site to eurocharged site and nothing. You are right about making it myself. I just don't know what that material is....I don't want to use the wrong stuff and not allow good flow and not break down and get sucked inside. You know what that material is made of?
also, i don't know what the intake filter is "made of" when the crossfire guys made it, but here is the link to how to how to make it:
http://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/...e-code-3s.html
hope that helps!
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oh....yah the code3 site has been down for a while. they use this site now (i included the link for the filter): http://www.hpashop.com/product.sc?pr...&categoryId=58
also, i don't know what the intake filter is "made of" when the crossfire guys made it, but here is the link to how to how to make it:
http://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/...e-code-3s.html
hope that helps!
also, i don't know what the intake filter is "made of" when the crossfire guys made it, but here is the link to how to how to make it:
http://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/...e-code-3s.html
hope that helps!
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I spoke with hpashop.com a few months ago and were willing to sell the filter for $25.oo each. The filter itself is made by Uni-filter and this particular material is commonly used for motorcycle air intakes. The code3 filter was an exclusive part made by Unifilter for Code 3 performance only and they would not sell them to me. But you could go to almost any motorcycle shop and if you're lucky they may have the right thickness (1/4") available in a sheet size 12" x 12" at about $14.00 each. The shop down the street from my house only carried the 1/2" thick type, so, no go. I'm back to just cleaning the filter every 4 months.
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I just replaced the filter with 8-10 layers of cotton surgical gauze sandwiched between steel mesh and sprayed it with the k&n oil...same material k&n uses, works great
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I spoke with hpashop.com a few months ago and were willing to sell the filter for $25.oo each. The filter itself is made by Uni-filter and this particular material is commonly used for motorcycle air intakes. The code3 filter was an exclusive part made by Unifilter for Code 3 performance only and they would not sell them to me. But you could go to almost any motorcycle shop and if you're lucky they may have the right thickness (1/4") available in a sheet size 12" x 12" at about $14.00 each. The shop down the street from my house only carried the 1/2" thick type, so, no go. I'm back to just cleaning the filter every 4 months.
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