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Old 08-11-2008, 11:06 PM
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At low speeds there is no airflow restriction. As I said, the increased noise makes people think there is a change. Put the car on a dyno with and without any air filter system at all and there is no significant change in the torque/power curve or an increase in power.
Spool time has nothing with power/torque output AFAIK.
Agree that there would be no change on a dyno, but rather the overall everyday driveability might be improved.

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Reasons being what? Almost every semi on the road, all 95 million of them and their 10L+ engines, use road draft tubes. Better go do something about them. There is nothing wrong at all with road draft tubes.
Hopefully their diesels have less blowby than ours, to say the least.

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It does. Mist is little droplets of fluid hitting the blades. It will cause more wear than if the turbo only got pure air.
Great point, all the more reason to get that s**t out of there.

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Thanks for the responses and link, will check it out.
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