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Old 10-18-2011, 03:30 PM
JMURiz JMURiz is offline
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A Velocity stack with an intake in a high-pressure and cool air location is the only real improvement for an intake.

Having a semi-smooth tract works as well...not totally smooth, as you want some air tumble.
A finish like this works best, did this on my Audi and it works great:
http://forums.audiworld.com/picture.php?albumid=87884&pictureid=101311
before (on left) & after (on right):

after with velocity stack:


Look at what they use in F1 racing...they user every trick that works.

PS: if you look at how much material those spiral/tornado things take up, you can see how much flow is actually being restricted.
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