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We are currently running a ProCharger F-3R-112 with a big K&N racing air cleaner on our side slinger Top Dragster. [Picture is from our Nitrous engine]

My engine guy says I am losing boost from the filter restriction.

ProCharger want $538 for their Bellmouth inlet.

While I am sure it works well, is there a better Bellmouth Inlet from another company that has a lower price.

I don't want to sacrifice performance over price, but if I can save a buck or two that's even better!

Thanks...

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Posts: 415 | Location: Fullerton, CA | Registered: June 08, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Dave, For what its worth, We ran a Filter on our F-2 side slinger( The inlet faced the rear) On our application the car was faster with the filter, than it was without it,We did not have a Bell...We now run a F-3 with the inlet facing the front (into the wind)
No difference in Boost Numbers with the Procharger Bell or without it....Havent tried a Filter and won't in this configuration....
 
Posts: 228 | Location: North Royalton Ohio US*** | Registered: January 08, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Originally posted by David Gerard:

My engine guy says I am losing boost from the filter restriction.



I agree you may lose boost from the restriction. Do you need more boost? IMO, I would leave the filter on & change the pulley(s) to pick-up your boost.

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