09-10-2012, 09:20 PM
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Perpetual Order
Drives: indeed
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Texas Hill Country
Posts: 1,277
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RacnJsn95
As of right now between the original prototype and this new one, I have put about 5000 miles on the car, 5 dyno pulls, and about 25 1/4 mile track passes, and the check engine light has not come on once.
I agree about the MAF placement, and angles, but I wouldn't call a 100 + CFM difference over all of the tested competition "very similar" (personally  )
Forgot I haven't posted a picture of the most recent iteration, so it's pictured below. It's not the production lid, just a quick lid I made and stuck on there... The only change to the tube is that it will have a barb fitting welded on for the intake air bridge (I didn't bother welding one on since I have the RX Catch can, and would need to cap it anyway.). The MAF block was just siliconed on in this picture as I knew I was going to have to probably move it around a couple times. The MAF if is now located on the front side of the tube section of the velocity stack / filter clamp piece and will be permanently attached (NOT siliconed) on production intakes.
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100 cfm difference between many different intakes is incrementally small but between the best and worst, pretty big.
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