Greddy intake
03-07-2007, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by EZZY
the filter is pointing at the wrong direction and the shield around it is making ti less effective IMO.
got a pic taken from front of the front bar?
got a pic taken from front of the front bar?
sorry, shitty piture
03-07-2007, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by EZZY
the filter is pointing at the wrong direction and the shield around it is making ti less effective IMO.
got a pic taken from front of the front bar?
got a pic taken from front of the front bar?
yeah, it surely makes it more effective, but in case of heavy rain the filter might get wet and ....
Dont see any other reason why have it onm just the water
03-08-2007, 02:38 AM
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Bewareful when you bare the intake to open air.
There is the typhoon model that I tested in HK. It was only a 28 degree day and the sCANalyser show the intake temp is 58 degree.
Hot air intake!
There is the typhoon model that I tested in HK. It was only a 28 degree day and the sCANalyser show the intake temp is 58 degree.
Hot air intake!
03-08-2007, 03:19 AM
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Originally Posted by takahashi
Bewareful when you bare the intake to open air.
There is the typhoon model that I tested in HK. It was only a 28 degree day and the sCANalyser show the intake temp is 58 degree.
Hot air intake!
There is the typhoon model that I tested in HK. It was only a 28 degree day and the sCANalyser show the intake temp is 58 degree.
Hot air intake!
That would be the Type I typhoon intake.
That one caused quite a few problems with the rx8.
This one...
03-08-2007, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by DrewMan
That would be the Type I typhoon intake.
That one caused quite a few problems with the rx8.
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That one caused quite a few problems with the rx8.
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03-08-2007, 05:16 PM
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Find a method to take the intake temp.... that will sort it out once and for all.
With my stock set up, plus a RAM tube to the outside. I can bring the intake temp just 1-2 degree above the ambient.
With my stock set up, plus a RAM tube to the outside. I can bring the intake temp just 1-2 degree above the ambient.
03-08-2007, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Cromax
But if the car's moving, the air inside the engine bay is much cooler, right? Possibly even the same temperature as outside!
Taka's right though. If in doubt, measure it and find out. Where's Labby?
03-08-2007, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by MissyK
look
common sense
opening a bigger hole will let more air in yea? on a cold day, you feel the car is "better" you're like damnnnnnnnnnnn listen how angry my car is
hot day with a big hole , more air in it......... wat kind of air goes inside? HOT
common sense
opening a bigger hole will let more air in yea? on a cold day, you feel the car is "better" you're like damnnnnnnnnnnn listen how angry my car is
hot day with a big hole , more air in it......... wat kind of air goes inside? HOT
Go Kall.
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