No, don't do that. The idea of it is to make the air flow smoother - you want to make that bend smoother, not sharper. The smoother the surface is that the air flows, the better it flows.1105 said:Make it where the walls of the intake runners are paper thin. More air = more power right?I was also thinking... Since I can take the back plate of my Performer off and get to the runners that way, would I gain any performance if I sharpeden the walls of the runners so that air will slice right through it creating less turbulance(sp)? If you dont know the part I'm talking about I can post a picture.
Yeah, probably about 0.362 more Horsepower an a little more torque1105 said:so would it be better to round them off more and make them smooth? Will I notice anything If i do that?
That's twice in 3 weeks that Killer agreed with what I said.Killercanary said:There is no need to polish it, just take an 80 grit flapper wheel or cartridge to the runners to remove tha casting flash.
With age comes wisdom I guess94GTLaserRC said:That's twice in 3 weeks that Killer agreed with what I said.
Damn, Im getting good at this $hit!
RC
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