09-29-2013, 09:19 AM | #15 |
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Sure there is... I can not buy it. And apparently it's another $150 for athe radiator support. $450 just to open up the slot to let more air in?
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09-29-2013, 12:35 PM | #16 | |
Drives: 2013 Camaro ZL1 bone stock 9K miles Join Date: Oct 2010
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Excellent build by the way, very talented!
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09-30-2013, 09:37 AM | #17 | |
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09-30-2013, 01:13 PM | #18 | |
Drives: 2013 Camaro ZL1 bone stock 9K miles Join Date: Oct 2010
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I know, it really shouldn't hydro lock unless it is that deep OR a wave of water happens to go right over the filter. No I don't drive in the ocean, just an example! Some Roads in Philadelphia shouldn't even be called Roads, Streets, Avenues or whatever they call them! I also had worries of that long intake tube having more difficulty sucking the air opposed to a shorter one, but the dyno test of the comparison Jannetty racing did on them look pretty good for the BlackWing CAI.
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SLP- long tube headers, hi flow cats w/full SLP 3'' PowerFlo exhaust incl/X-pipe, 160 degree stat, SLP Blackwing CAI. Dyno tuned by ECS-407/409RWHP&TQ. BMR- trailing arms w/poly knuckle bushings, toe links, cradle bushings and differential bushings. QA1 rear lower control arms. Hurst short throw shifter, SS- level 4 axles, DSS- aluminum driveshaft, Pfadt- sport 1.5" rear sway-bar. SPOHN 1.25" front sway-bar. Monster LT1-S twin clutch. Prothane motor mounts. Best 1/4 mile so far- 12:70ET @ 112.24 MPH w/ 2.06 second 60'.
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09-30-2013, 05:02 PM | #19 | |
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From what I was able to see was that any sized opening the mail slot is cut out too, the problem is getting air to the intake, most of the ones I've seen either have modified radiator top shrouds or remove/alter the seal but both of these modifications only allow fresh air to the engine compartment not the intake and the amount of air because of the opening size and shape is not that significant. There may be others that have a different approach but not that I'm familiar with. Water was a big concern to me as I live in New England and weather can reach extremes especially rain. I have almost 80,000 miles on my car and have on more than one occasion driven through water where my bottom scoops were totally submerged, When this happens it renders the mail slot scoop useless as they are tied in together, I don't think it's pictured but I made a new snorkel that is larger, sits tighter to the radiator support and has the two 3" ducts coming in from the fender well side, it supplies more air flow than the factory snorkel so when the others aren't working the motor still gets more than adequate air. I am planning on a large plenum eliminating the duct work for more efficient flow. I've thought about putting a door I can close in case of extreme weather but so far it hasn't been necessary. As far as any benefit from the added scoops, it's never been dynode or tested in any way but I do know air from the lower scoops especially does enter the intake as very, very frequent cleaning of debris from the housing is needed. When the plenum is done it will have a low restriction pre filter to limit this. Why have I done all this? When I figure that out I'll let you know. |
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