Subject	Re: Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate.
Posted by	JMartz on December 08, 2011 at 7:18 AM
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In Reply To	Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. posted by TheDuck on December 07, 2011 at 03:11 PM
Message	A vertical spacer will change the air direction, cause turbulence, slow it down and reduce cylinder fill. If aluminum will also reach temoerature equilibrium with the rest of the motor. Raising the plenum will cause it to hit the hood.
Follow Ups	Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - TheDuck 15:11:10 12/07/11 Re: Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - TheDuck 15:13:52 12/07/11 I thought the idea of using an intake plenum spacer is to - PiotrC70 15:19:04 12/07/11 Re: I thought the idea of using an intake plenum spacer is to - TheDuck 15:23:11 12/07/11 That would definately impact any intake design negatively - FuerGrissa 21:09:22 12/07/11 You've put so much work into all of this, why not - FuerGrissa 21:14:22 12/07/11 Do you have any data to back up your theroy? - TheDuck 06:45:51 12/08/11 lol. The burden of proof lies with you, not him. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 07:51:40 12/08/11 lies (n/m) - ni[X]it 18:41:32 12/09/11 Re: Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - JMartz 07:18:51 12/08/11 wish someone would make an upgraded plenum - Jason300zxTT 10:03:28 12/08/11 I believe Ash is working on one. (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 11:03:53 12/08/11 Re: Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - TheDuck 10:51:22 12/08/11 pictures are worth a thousand slashes - ni[X]it 16:04:25 12/08/11 Sigh!! - TheDuck 19:42:53 12/08/11 Dont sweat it. - The Hawk 09:24:37 12/09/11 bye now. (n/m) - ni[X]it 18:41:52 12/09/11 Ill buy all 10 (n/m) - Z-king (Louisiana) 19:25:04 12/09/11 Indeed. - Bernie (NoVA) 19:18:41 12/11/11
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