I think its called Pegasus Autosport who sells different types of Pipercross filter setups and/or just elements (including "socks"). A lot of different places sell the socks though. Just do a google search.
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Michael Rose

'90 325is (daily driver)
'76 2002 (track only car)
'04 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD Crew Cab (for sale)

oops - double post - sorry!


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I'm currently running Pipercross socks on my 45s. They're probably not very good at filtering the small stuff, but stock paper filters strangled my motor at high rpm (2.3l / big Schrick / etc...)

Try Pegasus racing Supplies or True Choice Motosports

And a weird factoid relayed to me that relates to both carb intake air flow as well as front oil cooler airflow (in all cars using a front mounted oil cooler - like Porsches, etc) - The square mesh used in window flyscreen and or / stainless mesh can actually disrupt the air flow and cause real air delivery problems....no kidding. I couldn't explain the actual fluid dynamics of it - but size of the mesh related to shape of intake hole / venturi can affect flow. On my own carbs - flyscreen messed up performance, and I got tired of choping up my fingers on the stuff's edges!

I spent only a year with a professional racing team - but they taught me loads of neat-o stuff.

Paul Wegweiser

Try the Unifilter kit from Pierce Manifolds. The Unifilter socks work good, just like the ones on dirt bikes. They slip over the short velocity stacks.
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Mike in Oswego IL
'76 2002