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corsa_sri04

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1st Dec 04 at 18:02

do two cold air feeds work better than one? is this a silly question?

[Edited on 01-12-2004 by corsa_sri04]

[Edited on 01-12-2004 by corsa_sri04]

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1st Dec 04 at 18:23

the best way would be to seal round the induction kit and then run a cold airfeed in

topshot_2k

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1st Dec 04 at 19:00

yes mate the more cool air you get to induction kit the better, a shield between induction kit and engine would help keep it cool too

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1st Dec 04 at 19:02

The best thing is an airbox. But you have taken that off.

Joff

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1st Dec 04 at 20:11

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
The best thing is an airbox. But you have taken that off.

Air box is the worst thing - only good for those that are scared to fit a decent induction kit and play with cold air feeds.

Matty L

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1st Dec 04 at 20:25

Joff

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1st Dec 04 at 20:28

quote:
Originally posted by Matty Lee18

simple and effective

But the filters wank and probably isn't doing much to filter anything smaller than a pea from getting into your engine

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1st Dec 04 at 22:43

quote:
Originally posted by Joff

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
The best thing is an airbox. But you have taken that off.

Air box is the worst thing - only good for those that are scared to fit a decent induction kit and play with cold air feeds.

A decent induction kitis basically a conical filter in an enclosure, an airbox perhaps? Take the Pipercross thingie your always going on about and the BMC Carbon Dynamics Airbox as an example.

3CorsaMeal

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2nd Dec 04 at 10:01

why not move the cone to the air, rather than trying to get air into the cone via tubes.

my research and development team are working on an in-line ducted filter, that can be located anywhere a pipe can.

[Edited on 02-12-2004 by 3CorsaMeal]

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