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Old 26 May 2004, 03:02 pm
fritz_t_coyote fritz_t_coyote is offline
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There's a way of using a Briggs & Stratton #5063 to get a next-best-thing level of cabin air filtration.

There are also some standard 'fram' filters that fit with a bit of duct tape.


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