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vts_tibi

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Post #26
daveyboy wrote:
vts_tibi wrote:
Could we mate such airboxes to a BMC CDA filter - I know it's technically possible but won't it affect performance?


As long as the filter itself was large enough capacity then no, no problem.


It is the bigger CDA (for engnes above 1600ccm). The only thing worries me with this airbox is the size of the outlet, It is d=75mm, and I guess for ITBs we would need a bit bigger than that, so that could act as a restrictor Dunno

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Posted 9th Oct 2012 at 07:29
welshpug!

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Post #27
Shorter rad, 205 for example.

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Posted 9th Oct 2012 at 07:44
daveyboy

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Post #28
If a 65mm single throttle body provides enough air for the engine I'd have thought a 75mm filter would be ok for 45mm bodies (technically only one cylinder gets inlet air at a time)

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Posted 9th Oct 2012 at 08:22
vts_tibi

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Post #29
welshpug! wrote:
Shorter rad, 205 for example.


That is the other option. Using this method the trumpets are sitting in a carbon airbox which is open to the front of the car. Noise wise the is the best, but I don't know whether the noise would be disturbing on a long journey or not Unsure

With the aforementioned airbox I guess it's a bit quieter.

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best 1/8 ET : 9.375 @ 74.42mph
best 1/4 ET: 14.603 @ 97.047mph

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Posted 15th Oct 2012 at 19:43
vts_tibi

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Post #30
A question for those who use Jenveys:

1.Does the original injector rail fit onto the Jenvey throttle bodies?
Or if not, is the jnector spacing is the same as the original? So the inejctor rail could be made to fit with a bit of modifications and brackets.

2.Does the original throttle pot fit the Jenvey ITB?

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VTS
best 60' : 2.272
best 1/8 ET : 9.375 @ 74.42mph
best 1/4 ET: 14.603 @ 97.047mph

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Posted 22nd Oct 2012 at 20:20
welshpug!

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Post #31
1, no, use Jenvey fuel rail

2, no, use jenvey throttle pot.

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Posted 22nd Oct 2012 at 20:41

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