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Sambaguy
15 years ago
As I have seen before, Hebuller seems to have used at least two types of air filter, the T- filter and the Mushroom filter.

Did the early Hebs used the Mushroom and later used the T-filter?

If anyone knows which type of filter I shall use in my #134 Heb it would be great.

Thomas
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reminou75
15 years ago
you should also be able to use a Cyclon air filter, don't you?
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usariemen
15 years ago

As I have seen before, Hebuller seems to have used at least two types of air filter, the T- filter and the Mushroom filter.

Did the early Hebs used the Mushroom and later used the T-filter?

If anyone knows which type of filter I shall use in my #134 Heb it would be great.

Thomas

Sambaguy wrote:



Your car had the mushroom style filter with the off-center hole. To make it sit a little more towards the fan house. That was needed because of the flat hood. The T-shape style with the extended tube to the carb was introduced later.
For the cyclon there wil not be enough space I think.
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reminou75
15 years ago



Your car had the mushroom style filter with the off-center hole. To make it sit a little more towards the fan house. That was needed because of the flat hood. The T-shape style with the extended tube to the carb was introduced later.
For the cyclon there wil not be enough space I think.

usariemen wrote:



actually the T is bigger than the Cyclon... But the mushroom should suit better due to the flat hood.
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pre67vw
15 years ago



actually the T is bigger than the Cyclon... But the mushroom should suit better due to the flat hood.

reminou75 wrote:



The T on the Heb has an elbow on the bottom that places it further back.
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GKL 7
15 years ago



The T on the Heb has an elbow on the bottom that places it further back.

pre67vw wrote:




Over the top of the fan housing,no
A cyclone will fit on a Heb,but you won't be able to close the decklid,not a lot of point really.:wink:
usariemen
15 years ago
Here are the three possible ways.

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Etzhold1
15 years ago
I prefer the 3th option !:wink:
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heb623
15 years ago

I prefer the 3th option !:wink:

Etzhold1 wrote:



Thank you Guido!
Atleast if you mean to say that heb623 will be equipped with those!!!:shock:

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Sambaguy
15 years ago
Yes!! I have now found a correct air filter for my Heb. It is a Mushrom filter with the offset hole. A Huf VFI june -49 carburator will also be mounted on the 25 hp engine.

Thomas

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zelensis61
15 years ago
Helloooo.
You scored the real thing there...It's like hens teeth you found.
That is a rare item. Only a handfull are made and were replaced by the T-filter.

Congrats on the score.
Greets.
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Andy Sparks
15 years ago

I prefer the 3th option !:wink:

Etzhold1 wrote:



I have option 3 in my bug at the moment. OH yes what a great engine goes like stink
You can never have too many accessories on your car. 🙂
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