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Hey everyone!
I am in the process of looking at Junkyards for a 74mm throttle body, and assume that I also need an upgraded intake to go with it. I was looking at this dual short ram intake, https://ebay.us/m/rXNl5s , and was wondering if anyone had any experience with them. And if they suck, what is a better option for a better intake? I will also be putting K&N Sport Filters on as well.
Thanks!
Hey everyone!
I am in the process of looking at Junkyards for a 74mm throttle body, and assume that I also need an upgraded intake to go with it. I was looking at this dual short ram intake, https://ebay.us/m/rXNl5s , and was wondering if anyone had any experience with them. And if they suck, what is a better option for a better intake? I will also be putting K&N Sport Filters on as well.
Thanks!
Hey everyone!
I am in the process of looking at Junkyards for a 74mm throttle body, and assume that I also need an upgraded intake to go with it. I was looking at this dual short ram intake, https://ebay.us/m/rXNl5s , and was wondering if anyone had any experience with them. And if they suck, what is a better option for a better intake? I will also be putting K&N Sport Filters on as well.
Thanks!
Your link is to an intake that appeals to those who have no clue about how an engine produces power. Sucking in warm air is NO way to increase performance, Gary's intake might cost a lot, but it offers cooler intake air, which equals more power.
The best and most simple explanation I have found is here, in just two paragraphs, IGNORE that it is talking about aircraft engines, your car's engine runs on the same principles as the engine in a Cessna or Piper rolling down the runway:
Your link is to an intake that appeals to those who have no clue about how an engine produces power. Sucking in warm air is NO way to increase performance, Gary's intake might cost a lot, but it offers cooler intake air, which equals more power.
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The best and most simple explanation I have found is here, in just two paragraphs, IGNORE that it is talking about aircraft engines, your car's engine runs on the same principles as the engine in a Cessna or Piper rolling down the runway: