Cool Air Intake Guide
Originally Posted by justchil
It would probably be hard to dyno this mod... You need the air flowing like it would be under normal driving.
Here's a quote from Kam "I believe the temps start off higher because I ran the test back to back at full throtle. The engine was therefore hotter to begin with after I installed the mod. (It takes about 15sec to install.) I think the important information starts after 40 mph, where the two trend lines cross (where the temps are the same)."
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I just put mine on last night.
It's suppose to rain tomorrow, I think I'll start the roll section slightly lower and decrease the chance of water getting forced up the scoop....so I'll check it out after the storm and see where the water mark is...
Today will also be around 90 degrees by the time I drive home from work, I'll see if there's any noticable gains...I doubt I'll notice the addition of 3-5 degree intake temp drop if I'm not racing or going 100mph+.
It's suppose to rain tomorrow, I think I'll start the roll section slightly lower and decrease the chance of water getting forced up the scoop....so I'll check it out after the storm and see where the water mark is...
Today will also be around 90 degrees by the time I drive home from work, I'll see if there's any noticable gains...I doubt I'll notice the addition of 3-5 degree intake temp drop if I'm not racing or going 100mph+.
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