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I thought dinosaurs were still around in your time Jay,lol
Me and Flintstone used to drink beer together----LOL
Jay
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I thought dinosaurs were still around in your time Jay,lol
To 2nd Jay water doesn't really seem to be an issue. The last round of heavy rain I may have taken a few of the creek bed crossings a little too fast. My hoodliner is basically brown all around the vararam outline, but the filter got no mud or any noticeable wetness every time I checked. Granted with enough water depth you might have some issues, but at that point I'd be turning around and taking the long way.
Me and Flintstone used to drink beer together----LOL
Jay
If anyone has an extra Vararam filter for sale I'd sure be interested. They are single source and he wants about 90-95 each for them.
Jay
Pretty sure the wife got me one for xmas. I sent her a list of like 20 options but I saw her on the laptop and saw the orange top and she was on Moes. Was hoping more for fender flares but hopefully I'll like it.
I live in Boise which is pretty much a high desert but we do get some snow (a lot less than most people who have never been here think and little rain). Haven't had any on the roads yet this year, but if I go to the mountains there is usually plenty.
Way to lazy to swap back to factory in winter and that is annoying. Trying to decide if I should return it before I even get it haha. But they have a 15% return fee which is also annoying. hmm
Or maybe I could just stick a piece of cardboard in there if its snowing or slushy since thats maybe only a few days a year that I'm driving in it.
If you do end up with snow problems you could always try a custom filter wrap. The last time I used one on a truck it did a surprisingly good job of keeping water and mud off an open element filter that was mounted somewhere less than ideal.
https://www.outerwears.com/page.asp?region=18
I think I read that someone was going to try to put some wire mesh in front of the filter and see if that stopped any snow/slush from getting on the filter.
Jay
Awesome didn't know you could get custom made filter wraps. Might he a good idea for extending the time between filter cleanings besides blocking the snow...If you do end up with snow problems you could always try a custom filter wrap. The last time I used one on a truck it did a surprisingly good job of keeping water and mud off an open element filter that was mounted somewhere less than ideal.
https://www.outerwears.com/page.asp?region=18
I'm in Maine, and only had water or snow in air cleaner following semis on the highway or a heavy blowing fine snow. No issue with clogging yet
I finally broke down and bought a spare since it gets dirty quick. It'll be here tomorrow. I'll sell ya my old one for $120If anyone has an extra Vararam filter for sale I'd sure be interested. They are single source and he wants about 90-95 each for them.
Jay