Original Air cleaner Element
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From: Tyler, TX
RE: Original Air cleaner Element
Glen I was actually talking about using the original air cleaner with a K&N element. Not an actual cold air system....hmmm
My air cleaner looks like this:
My air cleaner looks like this:
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From: Tyler, TX
RE: Original Air cleaner Element
ORIGINAL: tylerdru
Does cold air help keep the engine cooler?
Does cold air help keep the engine cooler?
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RE: Original Air cleaner Element
Skuse me. 
But wouldnt it be neat if you could somehow hook it up to cold air induction like the EFI guys? I guess after I retire, I need to make a million bucks with a design that will allow carb engines to utilize the cold air induction system. Or, has that already been invented?
But wouldnt it be neat if you could somehow hook it up to cold air induction like the EFI guys? I guess after I retire, I need to make a million bucks with a design that will allow carb engines to utilize the cold air induction system. Or, has that already been invented?
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RE: Original Air cleaner Element
I would use some southern engineering right now, but i have no carb or air cleaner just a manifold. It would be easy just like a big plastic tube from the orginal element to the battery like nualln says.
It would be easy just like a big plastic tube from the orginal element to the battery like nualln says.
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RE: Original Air cleaner Element
ORIGINAL: nualln
No, colder air (I.E. not hot engine compartment air) is better for combustion. I have yet to see someone make a true cold air system for a classic mustang. There is so much money to be made there, and you wouldnt have to cut any holes or anything (just use the vent in front of the battery, and relocate the battery).
ORIGINAL: tylerdru
Does cold air help keep the engine cooler?
Does cold air help keep the engine cooler?
