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Old 05-25-04, 10:56 PM
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Thumbs up lower you heat

"This is for stock air intakes" I took a dryer hose you know the aluminum flex hose and formed it in to a square and placed it at one of the openings in the nose and ran it up to the air intake ( taking out the plastic shield near the hood lever ) and left it just below the plastic air intake so it would send cold air up to the air intake and lowered the filter box temp by 20 degrees.
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LOL!!! Nothing like the Home Depot mod!
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wow, I was thinking of doing something similar to that...good idea!
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WOW!!! J-RAT your post listed before there even showed that there was one.
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Temp was taken by a lazer temp sensor.
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Temp was taken by a lazer temp sensor. before and after
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how? laser temp sensor like you aim at food? the ones that measure the temp of something solid? what i have in mind doesnt measure air.
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It is a hand held lazer temp sensor the kind you get at Napa or Autozone, battery powered that you use to see how hot the radiator is or the intake.
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i wouldnt use that as an accurate reading of air temp. that tests the temp of a surface area.
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The inside heat is going to be refleted on the outside, just as the exhaust pipes reflect heat on the outside.
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Even if you take the difference off for being in the engine compartment it still is a reduction of heat and any heat reduction is good.
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So it was 20* cooler, that has to mean something!
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