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    I need opinions. Im installing an O-200 and the firewall forword kit came with a nice new heat box. However there was no mention of what to use to feed the heat box with air(filter assembly). Where to mount a filter etc with a scat tube? I cant even find a filter assy that isnt a heat box from aircraft spruce. Im thinking of just using the old heat box off the engine.
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    I would check out WagAero for inspiration.

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    I would not run it without an air filter of some sort. Will the old box mate with what ever you are using for a carburetor? That would also give you carb heat. which is a must with an O-200. Can you fabricate an adapter for a Brackett filter that would attach to the airbox in the picture?

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    The old heatbox will match up to rotec tbi i am using. I will definitely have a filter and carb heat.

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    Can you fabricate an adapter for a Brackett filter that would attach to the airbox in the picture?

    Thats the other thing i was thinking of. But its hard to believe that i would have to fabricate such a thing. Why isnt such a thing for sale?

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    Ken, here is some discussion on the airbox for the rotec tbi.

    http://www.rotecaerosport.com/faqs/tbi-air/

    They even have drawings of good and bad ideas.

    Hope it helps.

    Louie

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    Thanks louie, im gonna check it out

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