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#1037815 06/25/2014 4:10 PM
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I am in the process of just finishing installing a 261 into a 1950 1 ton pickup... I had asumed that a standard rochester air filter would work but the 261 specific rochester has a larger inlet flange

Did they make a oil filled air cleaner for these engines when used in trucks or are they the dry filter element type?

Anyone have an oil filled air cleaner specifically for a 261 rochester?


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Do you have a Rochester carburetor that has a center post for mounting the air cleaner?

I do not know about those standard Rochester air cleaners.

If you have a carburetor that allows the air cleaner to clamp around the top: oil-bath and oil-wetted air cleaners were standard equipment (or optional equipment) depending on the size/model of the truck/engine.

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