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Originally Posted by Pelican170 The reason I was curious about the Mishimoto ones is because they claim to prevent against heat, and the others dont mention that. If that were
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I am very curious to see how hot the temperature gets with the G3 intake since the intake pipes are metal and much longer, which should be terrible for heat soak. I would also expect the temperature drop to occur much slower once you are moving due to the amount of mass that need to be cooled with those tubes. Hopefully someone with the ability to measure intake air temps will get G3's soon so we can compare temperatures. I have a feeling that dyno numbers and real world driving numbers will be dramatically different. |
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I doubt there would be much difference unless is was substantially thicker, but that would make it very difficult to install. Silicone does not conduct heat well, so as soon as air velocity increases, the internal temperatures of the tubes cool quickly regardless of how hot they feel on the outside. I am curious to see how long it takes the long tube intakes with metal piping to recover from heat soak. I expect it to take much longer for the temperatures to drop and they probably will never get as cold as the stock or HPS temperatures due to the long metal pipes. The stock positioning of air draw is ideal for getting cold air in without water ingestion issues.
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Today received Z1 hoses. Really fast shipping to Europe (got FedEx at same price as USPS express delivery). Glad to chose Z1 ones, they look really nice. Tomorrow will be installed, so will see if is necessary to unmout strut bar.
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