Reply to "Looking for advice on cold air intake option"

4nhotrodHe who dies with the most toys is dead

You'll have some tell you that the blacktop under the car is at a high temp and that there is lots of dirt and debri that the intake tubes will pick up. I don't think you'll have a problem if you have a good filter system on the car.
Try it. Put a temp sensor on one of the intake tubes. I'd like to know what the intake temp is.
I recorded an intake air temp of ~187 deg F on my car on an everage afternoon (75-80 deg ambiant). There is quite a bit of free power to be had if you can lower the intake temp.
I'm working on a ram-air scoop for my car but it won't be done for a while. Apparently I'm supposed to spend some time with my family and not just on my car.
Will

6/20/106:16 PM

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