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Psi_Wagon wrote:pod wouldnt be anywhere near efficient as that.
pod filter would be much harder to get cold air to - this get's cold air easily, much the same as the early 80's brock commodores did it! Is that where the inspiration come from for it?

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Are you's sure? My pod is right at the front of the engine bay, near the grill. Plus makes a deep groaning noise now.
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Billie wrote:Are you's sure? My pod is right at the front of the engine bay, near the grill. Plus makes a deep groaning noise now.
Getting heat rising from the exhaust?

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But its not to close to he exhaust. I thought black conducted heat the most, so wouldnt that plastic plate just heat up and make the air cleaner hot?
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A black surface is the most solar absorbant, but that means nothing under a bonnet where there is no direct sunlight. Radiant heat relies on the properties of the material, and fibreglass/plastic doesn't conduct heat very well. ;)

Also who is to say that the intake panel isn't lined with insulation underneath? That's what I would do!
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Ahh. Or easiest solution wrap the manifold in heat wrapping? Hmm i think i'll do that.
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Billie wrote:Ahh. Or easiest solution wrap the manifold in heat wrapping? Hmm i think i'll do that.
That would be easier to do on extractors, but i can't see how you would get the stock manifold wrapped up good enough.

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Yeah i was thinking that just after i posted.
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Psi_Wagon - What did you make it out of?, was it easy or hard to make?

I want something like that too :D
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its just some 1mm steel i had laying around. really easy to make, ive still got the template from the one i made
http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=180305
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