Kevin B
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Is this what I am seeing from Blueline? If so, I WANT one!
3" to 2-2" box filter?
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Is this what I am seeing from Blueline? If so, I WANT one!
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Greenie
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It's very common.
Only thing I would rather see is a better overall design for airflow and anti-turbulance, a better filter basket design, and I would like to have 2.5" ports, as a final note I would like to see a spacemaker as well that would free up some valuable floor space.
Only thing I would rather see is a better overall design for airflow and anti-turbulance, a better filter basket design, and I would like to have 2.5" ports, as a final note I would like to see a spacemaker as well that would free up some valuable floor space.
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adamh
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Duane Oxley
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Jeff:
It's all been done. I designed one like that some time ago. It's designed to fit along the wall in the back of the van, but will fit elsewhere. It's ported @ 3", but can be bushed down to 2.5", or 2". (An option is (2) 2" ports.)
The input side has a 2.5, that comes bushed @ 2" but is removable. (An option is (2) 2" ports.
The design pulls from the bottom of the container, yet the port(s) to the system connects midway up the height of that side. (That keeps the hose off of the floor, and allows it to span over a wheel well, in the against the wall installation.)
They're more expensive than what I've seen others do ($795), but they are more versatile and provide better airflow.
It's all been done. I designed one like that some time ago. It's designed to fit along the wall in the back of the van, but will fit elsewhere. It's ported @ 3", but can be bushed down to 2.5", or 2". (An option is (2) 2" ports.)
The input side has a 2.5, that comes bushed @ 2" but is removable. (An option is (2) 2" ports.
The design pulls from the bottom of the container, yet the port(s) to the system connects midway up the height of that side. (That keeps the hose off of the floor, and allows it to span over a wheel well, in the against the wall installation.)
They're more expensive than what I've seen others do ($795), but they are more versatile and provide better airflow.
