I was thinking the other night and i was thinking of a way to get more air to the carbie and i thought of getting a crome pipe and puting it next to the radiator though the grill with mesh on it so no rocks get in and then feeding it to the carbie and mounting it on the carbie inlet thingo any way do your think this would do any thing at all to help the car or would it be a wast of time

 

Thanks Heaps Luke

difference at the speeds we travel would be rather negligible i think....

yes but wouldnt it like forse the air into it i recon it would work ok :D i think

it makes f@$k all difference :D

yes but wouldnt it like forse the air into it i recon it would work ok :D i think

The amount of air going into the pipe wouldnt give enough pressure to make much difference. ;)

But the more idea's people have the better, You might stumble across something really usefull.

Edited October 19, 200619 yr by too quick

yes but wouldnt it like forse the air into it i recon it would work ok :D i think

Erm, no.

 

People make cold air induction for them, but you still have to run it through an air cleaner if you want the engine to last longer than three months. I doubt whether you could get a constant radius to the carbie anyway, I don't think you have the height.

 

And at the end of the day, it's a K motor, the improvement would be negligable.

thanks for all the imput :D

Edited October 19, 200619 yr by Lukey

put a boost/vac gauge on and do the mod

bet you see no difference on the gauge :D

 

go on bet me, I'm hardup for cash

but couldnt u put a pod on the end and woulnt that filter all they shit :D

o well it was a good idear untill every one killed o well i don't think I'm gonna try it now

Ive got a cold air setup on my 4k, made out of various bits of intake piping from the wreckers. From through the apron on the front r/h side up and over to an open sided air filter, it does fuk all.

o well it was a good idear untill every one killed o well i don't think I'm gonna try it now

don't let us kill your ideas, If you think it works set it up and have a crack at making it work. :D

Have a google for things like "air ram", "ram air". From memory old chev's, ponitac's, etc used them to some success on the race track.

lets not forget also that a cold air intake on a stock K series motor is rather a pointless exercise.

 

Since the intake manifold is bolted to the exhaust manifold.

 

for a dogy air ram effect into the carbi, you could cut a hole in your bonnet, and get a 90degree bend of PVC pipe in face it forwards. I bet at anyting above 30km/h there would be pressure build up. If I get my stolen 55 coupe back I might try this. Probably will cut out though for the same reason that you need to seal up carbies for turbo use.

 

Jordan

yeah ram air is the only effective method but it doesnt have much of an effect, unless super high speed.

 

and cold air induction is just cold air, no pressure.

 

lol yeah the erm intake is above to exhaust as has been said, so

theres not much point in the cold air intake :)