Cold Air induction filter
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Cold Air induction filter
Just wondering if anyone can help me with some tech. knowledge. The statement cold air induction has me wondering. How cold is good? What temp. would be bad on the turbo?
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you're not going to get the air to be to cold with just a CAI on the truck, these trucks run in -40 and below, its best to have a winter front on then though but where you are you will never find it to be to cold for your turbo
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Cold Air Induction
Rollerstud, Hey thanks for the reply. The reason I am asking the question is simple. I have come up with a way to condition the air going into the intake. Regaurdless of the outside temp. It is my opinion that this would improve the proformance. For example if I can condition the air to be a constant say, 65 degrees wouldn't this improve it. It seems to me that heat is a turbo's enemy.
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Originally Posted by mstan
Rollerstud, Hey thanks for the reply. The reason I am asking the question is simple. I have come up with a way to condition the air going into the intake. Regaurdless of the outside temp. It is my opinion that this would improve the proformance. For example if I can condition the air to be a constant say, 65 degrees wouldn't this improve it. It seems to me that heat is a turbo's enemy.
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