Let's see your custom air cleaners

I'm considering building a custom one off solid cleaner for my car and wondered what you guys might have done so let's see some. I always love to see somebody else's ingenuity and how things get made from scrap.

 

scrap.......

 

Aluminium and pop rivets

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You guys aren't running any air filters??

 

That's all hmmm

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/how-to-build-a-custom-air-cleaner.739784/#post-8213068

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/tech-day-kustom-made-air-filter.128921/

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/tech-corvette-air-filter.225728/#post-2395420

There you go, 3 different ways to build a custom one...and I still have to think of another for my 61 Dodge!

 

yep, cant see it, dark in there....also I remove it when im racing....

 

see above, haven't quite got this quote stuff figgered out..

 

Nice work chopolds very cool

 

Any body else?

 

Vintage Cake cover 5 bucks !

 

Any body know the height of a holly four barrel choke horn of hand? I'm working on my air cleaner at work and left the carb at home.

 

1 13/16"

 

Thanks

 

I used a speaker grill out of an early 40'ish Plymouth if I remember correctly. It's been kicked around the garage for so many years Im not 100% sure what it came out of... But I think it will work out ok. And yes the aluminum pullys are going away along with that blue paint.
I started this TR cleaner about 4 months ago and Im trying to decide if I like it or not? Yea or Nea?
The betina is off to a good start. LOL

 

Any others?

 

Here's my latest one


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This "top and bottom" are made of 3/16 sheet brass with an air cleaner(k & n) from a Porsche to feed air for my 2 Stromberg 97's on my flatmotor. The engine turned brass pieces were used as decoration on a Texas bank vault from a bank that went out of business.

 

Much like T Hudson did, I used an old hubcap for the top, and then drilled vent holes in the side of the old oil bath cleaner.

 

Here is mine made out of 2 inch exhaust pipe and custom 18 gauge metal Jim

 

I'll play along..... 1/2 inch thick aluminum machined on my table saw. The retainers on top were the blanks from cutting the holes in the lower plate on my drill press. The first pic I used three single egg frying pans turned upside down and the lids on top ( which is the bottom of the pan. I canned the red ones in favor of the finned aluminum one.

 

Flea market chrome cake cover.

 

Nothing special but I modified some old oil bath air cleaners for a couple of my rides. I did have a bit of a learning experience while modifying the oil bath one for my 56. Make sure they are nice a clean before you use a plasma cutter to take them apart.

 

Cool !

 

Here's one

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