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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
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03/16/13 02:59 PM
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Cuda Cody
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I heard from Dave at Roseville that the CA332V will be shipping in the next week or so.
Is this the correct air filter for both a 1970 Challenger T/A and a 1969 Hemi GTX with fresh air hood?
THANKS in advance.
1970 Challenger T/A 4-Speed
1970 Challenger T/A 4-Speed
1970 Challenger T/A Auto
1970 Challenger R/T Auto
1970 Challenger Auto
1970 Challenger RT 440+6 4-Speed
1970 Challenger RT 440+6 4-Speed
1970 Hemi Challenger 4-Speed
1970 Hemi Cuda 4-Speed
1971 Cuda Auto
1971 Cuda 4-Speed
LOOKING to BUY 1970 & 1971 E Body J, V and R Code project cars
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
[Re: Cuda Cody]
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03/16/13 04:02 PM
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JUST an FYI --
Dave posted on the CC.com board - filters are in.
they are on his website - pricing about $142.0 I think.
They look really nice - very nice workmanship
Bill
Got me a NEW Project
1970 GTX 440+6, 4 spd, 4.10 Dana and N96 FE5 (top/bottom) and black bucket interior.
Original transmission and Dana - Engine is a service replacement block.
Body has all stamped #s + VIN/TRIM tag and door sticker. Been hunting like all hell to find the Build Sheet.
garage find, only had 41,850 miles on ODO.
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
[Re: 72ls5fla]
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03/16/13 06:10 PM
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what is the link to that website? thanks
1969.5 A12 Bee EV2
1971 Charger RT
1973 Duster tubbed 500 low deck 10.90 monster
3 440 polara vert projects
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
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03/16/13 07:00 PM
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Forgive my ignorance. But if reproductions have been made once already, why would anyone have to "tool up" to make another run?? 
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There is no RETOOLING cost, Fram has had the tooling and the tooling has been paid for. The last production run by Fram was only five or six years ago for the last batch IIRC.
My point was not the cost of making tooling, but you still have to set the assembly line to manufacture. And that quite likely means removing another product from assembly while making this one.
Understand but one of the Pacific Rim manufactures will have one here shortly and there will be no need for Fram to do anything anyway. Just like the chrome valve cover breathers for the '68 and '69 models that are now available there's no reason to look for a good original or to get an old worn original re-chromed....80+K '69 road runners and then there's the GTX, R/T, Super Bee, etc, that used that filter (I know it was a small number that had the air grabber/ramcharger but there are also people that want to add that system, like me).....someone is going to make a buck or two and it won't be Fram.
Hey FRAM ITYS   
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
[Re: 72ls5fla]
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03/16/13 07:51 PM
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http://www.rosevillemoparts.com/product_...roducts_id/7913takes you right there .. i will be buying a couple just to have. Bill
Got me a NEW Project
1970 GTX 440+6, 4 spd, 4.10 Dana and N96 FE5 (top/bottom) and black bucket interior.
Original transmission and Dana - Engine is a service replacement block.
Body has all stamped #s + VIN/TRIM tag and door sticker. Been hunting like all hell to find the Build Sheet.
garage find, only had 41,850 miles on ODO.
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
[Re: Stewpar]
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03/16/13 10:27 PM
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I'm just glad them re-did them. Maybe everyone sending them emails really worked.
Perfect or not, they look way better than the alternatives at a price that isn't going to break the bank. I'm sure there will still be NOS ones for the people who want to spend the extra money.
1970 Challenger T/A 4-Speed
1970 Challenger T/A 4-Speed
1970 Challenger T/A Auto
1970 Challenger R/T Auto
1970 Challenger Auto
1970 Challenger RT 440+6 4-Speed
1970 Challenger RT 440+6 4-Speed
1970 Hemi Challenger 4-Speed
1970 Hemi Cuda 4-Speed
1971 Cuda Auto
1971 Cuda 4-Speed
LOOKING to BUY 1970 & 1971 E Body J, V and R Code project cars
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
[Re: Cuda Cody]
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03/16/13 10:35 PM
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I'm just glad them re-did them. Maybe everyone sending them emails really worked.
Perfect or not, they look way better than the alternatives at a price that isn't going to break the bank. I'm sure there will still be NOS ones for the people who want to spend the extra money.
ARE THEY MADE BY FRAM????
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
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03/16/13 10:39 PM
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That's a good question, I'm not sure. Does anyone know if the CA 332 is correct for both the Challenger T/A and a 69 Hemi GTX (N96)? Quote:
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I'm just glad them re-did them. Maybe everyone sending them emails really worked.
Perfect or not, they look way better than the alternatives at a price that isn't going to break the bank. I'm sure there will still be NOS ones for the people who want to spend the extra money.
ARE THEY MADE BY FRAM????
1970 Challenger T/A 4-Speed
1970 Challenger T/A 4-Speed
1970 Challenger T/A Auto
1970 Challenger R/T Auto
1970 Challenger Auto
1970 Challenger RT 440+6 4-Speed
1970 Challenger RT 440+6 4-Speed
1970 Hemi Challenger 4-Speed
1970 Hemi Cuda 4-Speed
1971 Cuda Auto
1971 Cuda 4-Speed
LOOKING to BUY 1970 & 1971 E Body J, V and R Code project cars
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
[Re: Stewpar]
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03/16/13 11:56 PM
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Might be me but from the picture it looks as if the metal band is flat,not punched from the inside like the original.
I agree 100%, how were the Fram filters punched? 
The Fram CA332V was punched from the inside similar to what Bill posted, but the edges of the holes are not as pronounced.
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
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03/17/13 07:22 AM
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I don't think they look good at all! The holes are too big leading to the remaining aluminum to be too narrow. I'm glad I have a couple of new filters and a used mesh.
Last edited by LimeliteAero; 03/17/13 07:24 AM.
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
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03/17/13 12:06 PM
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Might be me but from the picture it looks as if the metal band is flat,not punched from the inside like the original.
I can't believe someone went to the effort to repro this and didn't even punch the holes like original. And the hole spacing is off too.
The hole mesh looks off the shelf.
Problem is, if there was another project in the works for a more correct repro it will probably stop now that these are out. 
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Re: Fram CA 332 V (Just bought one.)
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03/17/13 12:32 PM
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Well,that didn't take long and it was certainly worth the wait!  Thanks to everyone who stayed positive, called, emailed and just generally helped keep the ball rolling after I started this thread.  The Ebay Creeps are going back under their rock. (Zero listings.  )
Mo' Farts
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