Quote:
Originally Posted by 370fan
300 miles WITHOUT an air filter on one side? Most likely the side of the engine that is fed by that tube has major scoring on the cylinder walls. That will cause that side of the engine to produce less power. That will cause the car to want to veer to the weak side when under acceleration and will wear out the other side of the engine from having to do more work to deliver all your horse ponies.
Nice work.
|
150% not true... almost anything other than very large debris would be vaporized and he had an air leak from a loose hose, not a missing filter.
Don't go posting things that you have no knowledge on. Additionally a car wouldn't "veer" to one side... there is only one crank, one flywheel, one transmission... even if the power was unequal substantially, the car wouldn't pull to one side. Again unless you know what you are talking about don't go jumping down someone's throat with your negative comments.