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Old 07-25-2004, 09:59 AM
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Racing Sports Akimoto Air Filter

I got one of these not quite a year ago, not really knowing what i was doing to my car but I had heard that the air filter needed to be replaced so i talked to a guy who found this for me (instead of me finding one myself). Anyways the other day i popped my hood and the damn thing had fallen off! The glue to where the filter is stuck the bracket that is bolted into the MAS had gotten to hot and just came off! I used a product called "All-Purpose Welder" to put it back on...just kinda pisses me off that something like that would just fall off cause of the glue. Guess the question is, think the welder stuff will work, or should i invest in a different type of air filter!? Thanks
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Re: Racing Sports Akimoto Air Filter

dude, just get a K&N. Or if you want to glue that thing on, there's nothing crazier than JB Weld, that stuff is the strongest crap out there.
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Re: Racing Sports Akimoto Air Filter

Or you could go to home depot get some chicken wire make it into a circle, get a napkin and wrap it around the chicken wire with some duck tape and theres your filter. lol
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Re: Racing Sports Akimoto Air Filter

Umm.. filters shouldnt use glue. What if you wanted to change your air filter?
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Re: Re: Racing Sports Akimoto Air Filter

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Umm.. filters shouldnt use glue. What if you wanted to change your air filter?
LMAO

I think there should be an adjustable worm clamp there instead of glue...
btw here is some more info on the K&N fipk:

http://www.knfilters.com/FIPK/fipk.htm
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Re: Racing Sports Akimoto Air Filter

well i can still get a new filter no prob...just unbolt it from the MAS, its not like its glued to the MAS itself...yeah gonna get a K&N next time around!
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