Can this screen fit inside of a 5.25" Scythe Kama or Lian Li fan module being used as a front intake? The stock filter on those are pretty bad.
1280879
If the fan is 120mm it can either magnetic or screw it on to the fan up to you
1280880
There really is no good way to answer that since I don't have those cases to test it out. However, the filter is the same size as the fan. So the 120mm filter is the same dimensions as a square 120mm fan assembly and the same with the 140mm with a 140mm square fan. You'll have to do the measurement yourself on the cases you are talking about.
1390791
Yes the fan you linked would fit and work just fine. The attached fan may be ugly but it is the highest quality fan I've ever used. It is near silent even at max RPM.
2043156
I'm not sure exactly of any. The filter was kinda small. It fit but it was short so I replaced it with a spectre filter. What kind of vehicle are you getting this for? If it's a fan just make sure it's within the year range
631587
Yea it will fit, but you may have to trim the cooling fins a little. It is worth it.
1594004
Hi! Being 1.25" was one of the reasons why I went with Fleck. Works great (10 months since it was installed). The filter could be a bottleneck....Have a nice day!
448515
The blue plastic grill on the bottom covers the intake, and there are slots which somewhat make it a rudimentary 'filter'. It sounds to me you may want to wrap some nylon screen material around it to catch the smaller pieces.
1364065
It fit in mine. You can't have a fan mounted on the top side panel mount, but it fits - barely.
1854991
If you are using the stock fan, then no. It has a thin film preapplied to the fan.
1638261
That depends if you need the full 435cfm. The filter will reduce the cfm after it has done it's job which causes drag. So in retrospect running the fan at full speed or slightly under is recommended if that is the amount of air you need. So to put it a little bit more simple, your phresh filter will probably reduce about 100 cfm from the power of your fan. If you ran you fan at half power you would have a total of about 117.50 cfm. I recommend full speed or a little lower. If that's not an option, buy an 8" one, that's what I did!
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It'll work, you might want to go a little bigger though. The reason for the popularity of this particular filter is that the replacement pads can be cut up with an exacto and replaced with standard filter material (so you don't have to pay for expensive proprietary filter pads)
316617
Oem blue filter seems to be slightly smaller than off the shelf filters. There are a few different diameters as far as I've seen. As long as it threads on smooth and the seal seats it should be fine.
27245
If possible, measure your current filter. It must be 20 inches long and no more than 2.5 inches wide. No wiggle room on dimensions
1819460
Yes it will fit - the picture actually makes the fan look a lot bigger than it is ...A lot bigger
1036801
I use mine on an undergravel filter. But i assume it would fit, they are pretty much universal. Amazon is good about returns if it doesn't fit.
1976716
I have a mid tower also, and its a tight fit! It should fit with like half an inch, really depends on where that fan is
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I place the metal side towards the intake, just like the filter in my air conditioner return. Neither of these filters offer an installation direction. I believe that the metal attracts larger charged particles before they enter the filter.
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It is adjustable from 2.5 to 3.125 inches diameter and the grip worked well for me. I am not familiar with the shape of your stock filter but if it is like a regular filter with the diameter specified it should work.