I looked around with out much luck Eric, maybe some one can point me in the right direction. I found these numbers HL132F524 This is the engine I want to run in that Frijole style frame. Once I figure out the air filter I can make sure it will fit in my design :thumbsup:
Any help will be appreciated, Nate
Any help will be appreciated, Nate
Don't know for sure if this will fit tha build or not...but pretty cool
Harley Davidson Moon Style Air Cleaner Tillotson New Air Filter Assembly | eBay
Tillotson Air Filter Mount | eBay
Harley Davidson Moon Style Air Cleaner Tillotson New Air Filter Assembly | eBay
Tillotson Air Filter Mount | eBay
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I believe you can make it your Frijole. 
Vintage Go Kart Minibike Gem West Bend 820 Power Bee Engine Exhaust Muffler Rupp | eBay
Vintage Go Kart Minibike Gem West Bend 820 Power Bee Engine Exhaust Muffler Rupp | eBay
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This is what I used on my Frijole.
54mm Velocity Stack Carb Carburetor Air Filter | eBay
Cheap AF system.
54mm Velocity Stack Carb Carburetor Air Filter | eBay
Cheap AF system.
Thanks for all the links, I like the cup but I feel the filter is to long at 5"
I seen the chrome one, It might work but wish the diameter was a little smaller.
I already ordered a lightening bolt exhaust :thumbsup:
I like the look but wondered if the front tire will shoot water and debris into it...
I guess I'm being difficult :shrug:
I seen the chrome one, It might work but wish the diameter was a little smaller.
I believe you can make it your Frijole.
Vintage Go Kart Minibike Gem West Bend 820 Power Bee Engine Exhaust Muffler Rupp | eBay
Vintage Go Kart Minibike Gem West Bend 820 Power Bee Engine Exhaust Muffler Rupp | eBay
I like the look but wondered if the front tire will shoot water and debris into it...
I guess I'm being difficult :shrug:
the rock guards are just open behind them, spaced out a bit so the air can draw in. Tec air cleaners typical for mini bikes were 2 3/4-3" long overall and about the same overall width wise in both the round and oval styles. They look a bit large on a WB the ovals not so bad and have a vintage look, but they do pull air from the front,
I dunno how good a paper element would be in the application, it will probably saturate the element quickly, thats why the period correct ones are stone or metal weave a lot of times on those, things of the past that got replaced with the foam style (oval tec air cleaners do use foam).
you could cut an oval cleaner down, if its like the one I have and the cover is dimpled in then it just has holes drilled in the body for them to sit in to hold it. So you could knock it down a bit drill the holes for the detents and cut the open cell foam element shorter (note my ruler measures a 1/4" short!)
If you are handy you could make the metal weave element type if you can come up with the base and hat maybe off something else. some perforated metal (like your pull start air intake screen) on the inside and then tightly wrap the element around it. I found the metal weave filter material at the hardware store, it was an air filter for a window shaker a/c unit I use it for my Briggs velocity stacks:
Maybe a little hot rod air cleaner could be used for the bases :shrug: and come up with something like the one on my WB700:
I dunno how good a paper element would be in the application, it will probably saturate the element quickly, thats why the period correct ones are stone or metal weave a lot of times on those, things of the past that got replaced with the foam style (oval tec air cleaners do use foam).
you could cut an oval cleaner down, if its like the one I have and the cover is dimpled in then it just has holes drilled in the body for them to sit in to hold it. So you could knock it down a bit drill the holes for the detents and cut the open cell foam element shorter (note my ruler measures a 1/4" short!)
If you are handy you could make the metal weave element type if you can come up with the base and hat maybe off something else. some perforated metal (like your pull start air intake screen) on the inside and then tightly wrap the element around it. I found the metal weave filter material at the hardware store, it was an air filter for a window shaker a/c unit I use it for my Briggs velocity stacks:
Maybe a little hot rod air cleaner could be used for the bases :shrug: and come up with something like the one on my WB700:
I purchased this one also today from swapmeetguy, thinking about getting it chromed if I like it. The steel engine mount and lightening bolt muffler came in today from vintage kart parts
