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Old Nov 30, 2005 | 04:37 PM
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check this out!



This is a sick looking intake setup i wonder how well it acutally performs.
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Old Nov 30, 2005 | 05:00 PM
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eh i think those are cliche...kinda like some of the ricer brands now that make intake filter in the shape of a fmic...corny
the purpose of an intake is to bring in colder and more air..so a straight simple pipe would be a lot more effective than that
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Old Nov 30, 2005 | 05:09 PM
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for almost 7k it better work.

Except your forgetting that a throttle body can becaome a restriction as it can only flow a certain cfm.

With this you have twice the amount possible air being taken into the plenum.

imagine having a 65mm throttle body that flows 800 cfm if you max that out it becomes a restriction you can move up to a 75mm that flows 1000 cfm, but what id you needed more, it would be impossible to get a 130mm throttle body (no one would make a pipe large enough) but with a dual setup you would be flowing 1600 cfm or even 2000 cfm with twin 75's.

More air= more power.
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