Anyone have any links to designs for them on scoobs?

Some thing sat in the higher pressure areas and delivering cold air to the filter?

Has anyone seen anything like this or is anyone running anything simialar?

Cheers - Mark

 

The principle is very simple, keep the air inlet in a cold zone. you have to generate as good a seal as possible and make a false 'bulkhead' to keep engine heat at bay.
Take a look at Jap Performance Car mag this month with a white TypeR and look at the convertion in the off-side driving light cover!
Let us know how you get on!
911

 

Or look in next months Jap Performance mag and get another idea!!

 

Try STi Racing http://www.stiracing.com/product.php?cat_id=5&id=251

 

Alan..
Am still impressed with your design, looks ace..
Although i've still to try something myself.

 

Have a go at making one this weekend Johnny. Shouldn't take too long.

 

I thought that looked like your engine bay in the little pic in Jap Performance Mag Alan!!! I don't spose you wanna build me one LOL Look forward to the feature next month.

James

 

LOL.

Ermmm....no.

Sent ya a mail which might help tho'

 

Alan..if it were my choice...i'd have a go this weekend..

But i get married on saturday !!!

 

PMSL!
Is that a problem??


All the best to you both. May you have a long and happy life together.

 

Thanks Alan.

Anyways...back to Marks question...

Cold air intakes...any more examples ??

 

I'm just about to make an aluminium box not dissimilar in design to Alan's, might have to cover it in Foliatec carbon film for that extra bling!

Andrew...

 

Yeah, that was what i thought of doing. Using the front fog light entry as the intake with some ducting back to a bulk head. Should look horrid, but do the job !

Very suprised there are not a few more products on the market for this. Hmm then again i am not when there is only a few people looking in suspension, driving dynamics etc, we are all booost obsessed...lol

 

Hello Lads

Saw this item at blueflameperformance place where I had a custom exhuast made for my honda prelude... Hmm them were the days 230 BHP with only front wheel drive... Understeer!!!!

here we go

http://www.blueflameperformance.com/...eair/index.asp

A cold air intake

Any comments?

Rob White

 

Errr, WTF? cannot for the life of me work out how that might work, and a quick calculation of the volume of air needed to shift through the turbo at 7000 RPM will show that that is one bandly designed product. THis whole Ram Air malarcky is in my opinion a load of bollox.

I am trying to get a cold air supply in for obvious reasons, and plan on using a 6" delivery pipe min...althogh i am also looking at using the front bonnet duct to get the air in as well..as the volume of air need is massive...and wouldnt fit in that can...lol