Intake - Bonnett source maybe

marcus mcgee

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Another source for the bonnett may be one of the supercharger manufacturers.
Some where in my archives (pile of garbage) I recall one for a qjet setup. I
will give a look.

Marcus

> Patrick,
>
> That is the bonnet that we need to get started with. The cone filter, though
> efficient, is what Nate refered to "howelling away down by your feet". I
> suspect he is right, in that it would generate excess noise. Somebody has to
> make a bonnet to fit on a Q-jet / Holley? From there I am going to work on
> getting the filter into a box to reduce noise.
>
> Dave Meekhof
> 73 GoBus 230
>
>
> >>>>K&N makes a "snorkle" style air box for the Grand Cherokee V8 that uses a
> cone filter element. I've often wondered if that could be made to work on
> the GMC.
 
I looked up and the web site is
http://www.procharger.com/
They make a unit for the BB and SB Chevy and it is for a carb. They must have a
bonnett.

> Another source for the bonnett may be one of the supercharger manufacturers.
> Some where in my archives (pile of garbage) I recall one for a qjet setup. I
> will give a look.
>
> Marcus
>

>
> > Patrick,
> >
> > That is the bonnet that we need to get started with. The cone filter, though
> > efficient, is what Nate refered to "howelling away down by your feet". I
> > suspect he is right, in that it would generate excess noise. Somebody has to
> > make a bonnet to fit on a Q-jet / Holley? From there I am going to work on
> > getting the filter into a box to reduce noise.
> >
> > Dave Meekhof
> > 73 GoBus 230
> >
> >
> > >>>>K&N makes a "snorkle" style air box for the Grand Cherokee V8 that uses a
> > cone filter element. I've often wondered if that could be made to work on
> > the GMC.