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MoparMadness
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6/01/2004
19:44:38
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 Subject: Too Much Flow?
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is a 4" intake with a high flow filter too much flow for a relatively stock engine?
What about with a new intake manifold and TB?
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no
Dodge Dakota
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6/03/2004
21:02:16
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no the "flow" into the engine is controlled by the throttlebody bores/butterflies. anything else anyone says is bs.
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01Motorsport
Dodge Dakota
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6/03/2004
22:12:24
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Less restriction can make the engine more efficient. Horsepower is achieved easier (less throttle to perform same task), potential mpg increase if you maintain the same driving habits. To maximize less restictive air intake, add a freer-flowing exhaust; the two work as a team, even on a stock engine.
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aden
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6/07/2004
22:02:46
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yeh i made a 4" fibreglass 1 with a cone filter
and my opinion is that u lose air velocity
kinda killed my bottom end went back to a k&n drop in &the standard air box , good mid range but could,nt live with no bottom end
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