And yet another Darintake test for those interested.
04-03-2005, 08:30 PM
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And yet another Darintake test for those interested.
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Did the mod this weekend and can't really tell a difference however throttle response seems to have improved and up top seems a little better. improvement of about 10 g/s from 5000 rpms and up...also, still using stock filter. I'm going to try a ghetto version of a stage II darintake next weekend using my old Honda cone filter intake. BTW, this was a third gear pull. I'm sure 4th gear pull would get even more air.
Did the mod this weekend and can't really tell a difference however throttle response seems to have improved and up top seems a little better. improvement of about 10 g/s from 5000 rpms and up...also, still using stock filter. I'm going to try a ghetto version of a stage II darintake next weekend using my old Honda cone filter intake. BTW, this was a third gear pull. I'm sure 4th gear pull would get even more air.
04-03-2005, 09:04 PM
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I had to pull out the MBC because there were leaks around some of the joints. I need to figure out..
a better place to put the MBC and route tubing there. There was too much bending going on and one joint was leaking. I'm running OK with no MBC though.
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04-04-2005, 03:39 AM
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haha.. I also did the Darintake mod yesterday. I can tell a slight difference...
in throttle response but I have the S-flo / Darintake combo. One thing's for sure, the air sucking sound coming from the intake between shifts has become a lot louder.