<VV> Air filter for breather

[Sethracer at aol.com]

Gary - I do not recommend running any open breather in the engine  
compartment. Any fumes which come out of that breather will be ingested into the  
cooling fan and into the passenger compartment via the heater. First, you 
could  try tapping into the carb tops or the air-filter adapters. If that is not 
 feasible, then put a hose on the end of the tube and run it outside of the 
 engine compartment. There are several small "breather" type filters 
available,  try Summitracing.com or other automotive suppliers. You must filter 
the end,  because air could be pulled into that hose under certain running  
conditions.
 
Seth Emerson
 
 
In a message dated 11/26/2012 11:05:22 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
gmdenamur at itol.com writes:

I put my  47 year old California Custom (Chrome Pot) air cleaners on my '65
Monza  110hp 4 speed car that I've owned since 1998 (43,000 actual miles  on
it).  I am looking for some sort of "air cleaner" type device to  put on the
end of the crank case breather tube.  Am looking for  reasonable ideas as to
how to handle this.  I love the way they look  and they sound nice to.  I 
run
the stock 140 exhaust system on the  car.  Help!

Thanks, Gary L.  DeNamur