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zendened
, Sep 21 2004 10:58 AM, 1274 replies to this topic
#1211
Posted 23 October 2004 - 12:50 PM
whats the one? drex hose is metallic ah?
i tot hes is pvc? or youre saying the metallic
one sucks?
i tot hes is pvc? or youre saying the metallic
one sucks?
#1213
Posted 23 October 2004 - 12:55 PM
wot bout that g88..those flexible metalic hose?
are they good or no good now?
are they good or no good now?
#1215
Posted 23 October 2004 - 12:59 PM
PVC or aluminum hose doesn't matter.. but if use PVC, the ripples might
create extra turbulence in the hose which will kill the flow. That's why
aluminum hose is better but more expensive and less practical in
handling. I mean th echeap aluminum hose can be easily sheared.. the PVC
is more flexible and durable i must say..
create extra turbulence in the hose which will kill the flow. That's why
aluminum hose is better but more expensive and less practical in
handling. I mean th echeap aluminum hose can be easily sheared.. the PVC
is more flexible and durable i must say..
#1216
Posted 23 October 2004 - 01:00 PM
thanks drex for the elaborate explanation..
this g88.. sometimes speak in elvien riddles..
make me runsing only
this g88.. sometimes speak in elvien riddles..
make me runsing only
#1218
Posted 23 October 2004 - 01:11 PM
welcomed. Actually i have thought of getting those expensive aluminum
hose but if i am just CAI'ing the stock filterbox, i dun need such hose.
Unless you have an open pod then you might need a hose with bigger
diameter than the filter. Point the end of the hose at the filter and
partially cover it. The front of the hose point point to th ecold air
source like the area behind the bumper. If you think you want ram air
then point to the front. If just cold air can point downward or sideway.
hose but if i am just CAI'ing the stock filterbox, i dun need such hose.
Unless you have an open pod then you might need a hose with bigger
diameter than the filter. Point the end of the hose at the filter and
partially cover it. The front of the hose point point to th ecold air
source like the area behind the bumper. If you think you want ram air
then point to the front. If just cold air can point downward or sideway.
#1219
Posted 23 October 2004 - 01:12 PM
I guessed Wira have few "common" point for DIY CAI, can't "lari" far
#1220
Posted 23 October 2004 - 01:16 PM
Oh yes, there's a very simple way of doing CAI (no ram air) for Wira (and
the variants). Just remove the front part of the intake and a small heat
sheild. That's all.
the variants). Just remove the front part of the intake and a small heat
sheild. That's all.