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Diesel27
 Post subject: Cold Air intake?
PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 8:17 pm 
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After removing the pancake filter I decided it needs some replacement bling!

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Mick
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Oooh! Chrome!

I hope the spark plugs short out on the foil :lol:

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Mackie
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 8:21 pm 
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If you can't fix/make it with silver tape and cable ties...... Your not using enough silver tape and cable ties!!!

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peterb
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All you need now is an electric turbo on it.
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gtogreen1969
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peterb wrote:
All you need now is an electric turbo on it.
Don't forget an intercooler

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Morris 1100
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 8:34 pm 
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Because this time of year is when you really need a cold air intake.
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Diesel27
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 8:37 pm 
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Copy that Morris
Didn't need the tape, PVC or zip tie either!
might tape up the exhaust too.

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Kennomini
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 9:32 am 
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Hey, hows your vacuum advance on the dizzy go without a hose in it?

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Thorlek
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peterb wrote:
All you need now is an electric turbo on it.

There is no need for an electric turbo.

The fact that the intake pipe is bigger at the opening that it is when it gets to the filter means that the air will be going WAAAAAY faster when it gets to the carby.

I'm fairly sure its gonna give all the advantages of a proper turbo without any of the extra weight normally associated with them.

im guessing that setup is good for at least 20HP extra at the wheels

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Hanra
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Is this a gee up?

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gtogreen1969
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Ram charging. Works for Suzuki SRAD bikes. --- Over 200KM/H

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Lillee
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Why didn't I think of this before??

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gtogreen1969
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Hanra wrote:
Is this a gee up?
Yes

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drmini in aust
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Must..modify..my..Weber..manifold..for..water..heating..before..Rylstone.
I don't need no `cold air intake', it's too cold already!
Can you say.... carb icing @ 110KMH!

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SuperCooper
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My throttle cable froze open on the way to Bathurst due to iceing last year......

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