You wanna see a REAL air intake silencer?!
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Originally Posted by n3elz
Hows it run without it? Get any power benefit?
It did make a large sound difference. Makes the exhaust/engine sound meaner, and I can actually hear the turbo spool up and hear the blowoff valve now, which makes it seem more powerful.
Originally Posted by 07SPORT
hmm sometimes its good to have a lil pressure in their, instead of alot of air coming in...but I'm prolly wrong..
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Well that's fun!
Cody, there is need to keep the velocity up and not get reversion in the intake, but it usually refers to the "intake runners". This is why the variable length intake runner systems have been set up.
It's not a matter of needing resistance so much as a certain volume and velocity based on intake volume requirements and the rate of pulsing of the intake based on RPM.
Intake systems, to a certain extent, resemble exhaust systems in the sense of having an optimum volume and velocity to ensure smooth air delivery to the cylinders at different RPM's.
Cody, there is need to keep the velocity up and not get reversion in the intake, but it usually refers to the "intake runners". This is why the variable length intake runner systems have been set up.
It's not a matter of needing resistance so much as a certain volume and velocity based on intake volume requirements and the rate of pulsing of the intake based on RPM.
Intake systems, to a certain extent, resemble exhaust systems in the sense of having an optimum volume and velocity to ensure smooth air delivery to the cylinders at different RPM's.
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From the research i've been doing I have found that if I were to add a CAI like k&n and the like, at this point to my otherwise stock engine, it would actually harm performance. Now down the road when i upgrade the turbo and intercooler and things, then it will help. But for now this is the best thing I can do.
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My caddy has something like that n it except I cant take it out because the ducting for the intake goes around the engine management control box. The thing is covered with heatsinks, so if I were to get rid of the ducting it might not cool properly and the last thing I need is a burned out EMC. So I just cut a big hole in the bottom of the stock airbox and got the same effect, but it will still pull air through the ducting to cool the emc. :
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