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Length of cold induction piping

Started by jbuttenshaw · 20 Jan 2003 · 2 replies

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jbuttenshawArchived member
does it matter how long the ducting for a cold air intake is? i don't want to cut the car up so am going to re route it and it may be abit longer?
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Lord-DataArchived member
No real restriction on intaking (for your average driving car .. autospeed had an article on exacting intake lengths for highly tuned applications, but were talkign VERY minor differences .. purly technicalities of it really .. The only major thing to be concerned with perhaps is the ammount of interference/turbulence your going to introduce ... extra bends and extra lengths of non-smooth tubing might cause some flow problems, but I guess if your catchment dam is shaped well enough to funnel air in, you'll be fine.
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KylieArchived member
What route are you going to use for the Cold Air Induction Piping?
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