I cant seem to find a part number for this filter. If it slips completely through the hole then it seems like the perfect filter for us Vortech users, easier to clean and more flow.

 

looks like one of those K&N filters not sure though but i have seen these before.

 

if you can slip this in from the front then I want to know what it is!

 

if you look at the bottom pic, i think im 95% sure that it will slip through the front. now we just need a part number!!

 

I so want to derail this thread right now.


Check K&N's website and look for it by size and you too can "slip it in from the front" lol

http://www.knfilters.com/search/universal.aspx

 

oh lord, i tried that method, its so confusing.

 

I cant remember the OSD of the intake for the blower . But by the measurements chart on the K&N site look for one that looks just like it with the same ISD on the filter intake . Im thinking the intake on the blower has a 3.75 inch OSD

 

found it
http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?Prod=RX-4140

model RX-4140

 

Thanks Muzzy!

 

I searched the store and it says these stores carry it
-advance
-auto zone
-pepboys

look for the K&N logo in the middle. it is 4" wide and flange is 3.5"

 

..."an you too can slip it in from the front".... That was classic, sorry i had to repost that one!

 

good job muzzy! thanks!

 

My dream has come true..A solution to a screwed up Vortech filter design.. Thanks...

 

However, the breather hose has no way of connecting to this filter..

 

No need for it . Just let it dangle and let it vent

 

I think thats what the other filter in the first picture is connected too.

Top Right corner:

 

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bah now we need to find a damn filter that fits the G35 Coupe

 

I see what your referring to, however my set up has the breather hose and the PCV teed together and connected to an ARC oil catch can (with the can ports welded up) and uses the vortech filter fitting (on the back of the filter) as a way of collecting oil vapors from the can ( a welded port) and into the intake...Bottom line I use that filter fitting on the back of the filter..

 

So, who's going to be the first to get on this?