2017年12月4日 · Based on an off-the-shelf air cleaner base, the idea is simple, and easily executed by the everyman with a few basic tools, a little patience, and a sprinkle of designer's eye. Using an...

A longer-lasting homemade engine cleaner is just what you need for quick engine cleaning without spending a lot of money. Moreover, it’s relatively cheap, safe to use, and doesn’t leave toxic residues that can damage your engine.

Simple DIY shop air cleaner with a activated carbon filter. I was able do this project for around $10 US Dollars. I don't have a scientific way to test how well it works or any research to back why you should do this. But I wanted to so I did! I use common furnace filters on box fans so I can breath easy in the workshop.

2017年10月27日 · This one-off air cleaner is a perfect example of a small custom detail that has a big visual impact. Best of all this was a simple project that cost next to nothing to build—here's how it...

Make an Oil Bath Air Filter for Your Motorcycle or Generator From a Coffee Can.: I've always liked the look of a stripped-down, barebones motorcycle, but I've never been fond of 'pod' style air filters. When I modified my bike, the big air cleaner box was the first to go. Running anything that sucks air into a tight tolerance en…

If you mount the fan blade backwards on the rotor, its screw-action still blows air away from the motor. The motor itself needs to be reversed as well. Oscillating fan motors are usually split phase (capacitor run) motors, which can be reversed electrically by …

We have featured a few DIY homemade engine degreasers before and below is a short summary of each for your reference. An ammonia-based homemade engine cleaner is made by mixing two parts household ammonia, two parts water and one part liquid dish soap. Mix thoroughly and place inside a spray bottle.

Learn the ins and outs of air cleaner fabrication by Jeff Lilly Restorations. Click to view our expert tips for building an air cleaner to spruce up your engine bay.

2017年2月23日 · First picture is the flathead motor the air cleaner went on. It is a 1950 8ba block bored out to 3 5/16" and the block has been relieved some. It has a 4 inch crank, a Schneider cam, adjustable lifters, aluminum timing gear, a Bubbas distributor, Offenhauser heads, and all the other standard replacement parts of a rebuild.

let me show you my latest shop aircleaner. the entire cleaner is made out of waste triplex from special pallets we have at work. the motor has an attached squirlecage fan wich produces a ridiculous amount of airvelocity. check out my photoshoot.