intergrated air filter : air ram question??
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intergrated air filter : air ram question??
im getting a air ram pipe made up and at the mo i have a hks green mushroom filter . would it be good to get 1 of thoses intergrated filtters so i can conect all the pipes up so it would be sucking from wher my fog light is and then the air would get forsed it to the filter.
by intergrated i mean the coverd filters i think apexi make one and ive seen a carbon one be for as well
thanks
martin
by intergrated i mean the coverd filters i think apexi make one and ive seen a carbon one be for as well
thanks
martin
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yes the air would get forced in, to an extent, but what wil happen is once the pipe/filter etc gets to a certin pressure, which wont be much more than normal atmosphere pressure the only way more air will go in is at the same rate the engine can suck the air in,
the best part of putting the pipe behind where your fog light hole is, is that you will be getting cooler air, which is denser, (cold gasses, molicules are compressed- hot gasses molicules are expanded)
the best part of putting the pipe behind where your fog light hole is, is that you will be getting cooler air, which is denser, (cold gasses, molicules are compressed- hot gasses molicules are expanded)
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I have a HKS superflow mushroom filter & don't see myself having any problems getting an air ram to force feed it with the enclosure I'm putting it in..
What ever you decide on, make sure it has some little ventilation holes to reduce the pressure build up & to let some of the warmer air to escape etc etc..
What ever you decide on, make sure it has some little ventilation holes to reduce the pressure build up & to let some of the warmer air to escape etc etc..
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lol, i can't decide whether you're making fun of my awesome 'box' or trying to ask where you can get one? 
but yeah, i've cut a hole for the air ram pipe at the front of the 'box' to suck in cold air from the front grill
it's a sealed box, has awesome temperature resistance & a small hole to reduce pressure etcetc bla bla

but yeah, i've cut a hole for the air ram pipe at the front of the 'box' to suck in cold air from the front grill
it's a sealed box, has awesome temperature resistance & a small hole to reduce pressure etcetc bla bla
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whats the site you got it from ?mr-charisma wrote:lol, i can't decide whether you're making fun of my awesome 'box' or trying to ask where you can get one?
but yeah, i've cut a hole for the air ram pipe at the front of the 'box' to suck in cold air from the front grill
it's a sealed box, has awesome temperature resistance & a small hole to reduce pressure etcetc bla bla
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Heard good things about the CDA filters.payaya wrote:http://www.angeltuning.co.uk/bmc.asp
Hostile does 'em as well:
http://www.hostileperformance.co.uk/HPi ... BMC&id=CDA
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Bennoz wrote:Heard good things about the CDA filters.payaya wrote:http://www.angeltuning.co.uk/bmc.asp
Hostile does 'em as well:
http://www.hostileperformance.co.uk/HPi ... BMC&id=CDA

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