Wrapping the intake pipe for colder air?
Check out this. Has anyone done this?
I kinda of like it. Is that header wrap?
I kinda of like it. Is that header wrap?
i know chris has made a heat shield for his intake pipe
I really wonder if that makes any difference. Just feel the intake manifold after a 15 minute drive--that's where a lot of intake heat is coming from.
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I really wonder if that makes any difference. Just feel the intake manifold after a 15 minute drive--that's where a lot of intake heat is coming from.
Mattj
Not sure if this is right or not, but is what I heard when this topic came up a while ago and seems to make sense. Apparently there isn't much since in worrying about the intake pipe becoming hot because with the volume of air entering the engine through the pipe there isn't enough time for the air to become heated; the air is moving so fast through the pipe that it can not be warmed. It'd be interesting to actually know how much air is going through the intake pipe at a given RPM realative to the time it takes the heat generated by the engine to warm the air in the intake pipe. Something to think about I guess.
Someone posted a while back(maybe years) that used the wrap on a AEM CAI with before and afters measuring the air at the throttle body with a thermal couple in the air stream... I can't remember for sure what the numbers were, but it was a sigificant difference... still haven't done it myself though...
[Modified by Zeus, 11:32 PM 6/17/2002]
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