OK,has anyone figured out,that as you are driving,the cooler air,entering
the pipe,will keep it cool enough?..
Is this just for the homemade ones,or does this affect the same ones
currently selling on E-bay?
Im going to go look at the factory hose tubing that runs from the
Restrictive air box to the GenIII Air Hat...now,why couldnt this be
used?...why noy just buy some of this,or go to a junk yard.
Also,i'm going to look at some plumbing shops..If it can handle hot water up
to 140 degrees,then.....
Somebody respond to this...
My kit from E-bay arrives on Thursday..
Digger
>From: Marty Galyean <mgalyean@acm.org>
>Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>Subject: Re: DML: RE: RE: Homebrew Intakes
>Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2000 23:51:42 -0700
>
>I am fairly sure that all the plastic in the stock intake is variety of
>ABS.
>Not the same as the pipe but of the same general formula.
>
>ABeerCan@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone stopped to think about the fact that some types of pvc or abs
> > plastic can release fumes when they reach a certain temperature? I know
>that
> > they dynos have shown an increase in hp, but what if the fumes being
>released
> > have negatively affected the performance of the motor? Just a question,
>I
> > don't want to start any flames or spam (try it in scramble eggs :o). If
>it
> > does affect performance, aluminum tubing isn't that much and can be
>coated to
> > prevent heat transfer (ex. Jet-Hot).
> >
> > Will
> > no sig as this in not puter
> >
> > btw Decided to go with a Paxton on the 408, just wait on it to get here
>on
> > Weds.
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