Drop Base or Non-Drop
10-20-2000, 08:55 PM
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Drop Base or Non-Drop
I'm going to put an open element filter on my LO3 and I was wondering if I should remove the spacer(that the factory element sits on) and put on a 14x3 or leave the spacer in and use a drop base filter. opinions? experiences? what should i do?....thanks
10-20-2000, 09:31 PM
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why is this another post? read this one. https://www.thirdgen.org/messageforu...ML/000193.html
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10-20-2000, 10:17 PM
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because hes a newbie, joke.
cuz hes asking a different question.
i say either one works, but hey read my other post and maybe think about trying what im gona do.
why settle for just three inches. get a non drop, and use two filters.
either way, its only a few horses, if that. maybe one.
cuz hes asking a different question.
i say either one works, but hey read my other post and maybe think about trying what im gona do.
why settle for just three inches. get a non drop, and use two filters.
either way, its only a few horses, if that. maybe one.
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