It would be cool if someone invented a gizmo that pumped gobs and gobs of air into the intake rather than just letting those lazy *** oxygen molecules wander in. I might have the plan that makes me MILLIONS!
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Sounds like just having larger filters would provide the largest gain. Don't understand why stillen went the long tube route other than the providing colder air. The only way this is logical is that the reduced pressure is minimal and the gains from the denser air compensates for the loss.
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Are you assuming air is being forced into the intake? I'm not sure what pressure you're concerned with reducing. Air is being sucked in from the motor, not forced in from outside.
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Did some searching and came across this article. Explains the reason for the long tubes beyond the denser gas intake.
Performance Air Intake Systems - Fact of Fiction - Import Tuner Magazine |
I'm going with smoother pipe and a better filter. I'm not going with colder air! The stock intake already is basically a CAI with a nice opening in the front end and it doesn't have the bends the Stillen does. I'm also not going colder air because the aluminium pipe gets HOT! While the plastic and rubber pipes stay cooler.
My CAI I made is almost all silicone pipe. Id put it up against the Stillen and say I make more. Specially on the 3rd pull of a dyno where the Stillen will become heat soaked. Anyone have a dyno sheet showing 1-3 pulls and is the 3rd lower than 2 or maybe 1? |
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