RE: Weekend Project Part 2 - Cold Air Temp findings.(long)

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Doug, that is simply awesome data, I Love it.
I know what I'll be doing this weekend to my intake system.
 
thanks for the effort in doing this tests...
 
Ja
 
 
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From: Greig, Doug [ mailto:douggr@hazelett.com <mailto:douggr@hazelett.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 6:10 AM
To: 'dakota-truck@buffnet.net' <mailto:'dakota-truck@buffnet.net'>
Subject: DML: Weekend Project Part 2 - Cold Air Temp findings.(long)
 
 I performed my little experiment last night on cold air setups on my truck.
I wanted to compare intake/filter temps with various setups. I tested four
different setups.
 
1. Stock Intake with K&N drop in filter
2. Quick D Intake
3. Quick D with rubber barrier next to radiator removed
4. Quick D wrapped in heat reflective tape, rubber rem.,homemade cold-air
dam with engine side covered in heat reflective tape.
SNIP
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