Is there an OFFICIAL TTDA instalation instruction page somewhere?
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Is there an OFFICIAL TTDA instalation instruction page somewhere?
I just got this thing, and all I'm finding by searching here is bits and pieces, no full-on instructions. Links?
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I have pics and writeup on my fotki site...>>
<a href="http://public.fotki.com/RoberTT/tt_mods/twin_tube_distribut/">Mine></a>
Also look in Steve's site
<a href="http://public.fotki.com/ttschwing/cai_ttda_and_other/">Steve's></a>
Also look in Steve's site
<a href="http://public.fotki.com/ttschwing/cai_ttda_and_other/">Steve's></a>
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Re: Some pics from my install but no writeup or anything.
I too still have the stock ic's at least for the moment. I noticed your hoses are just sitting in the wheel well and not at the grill/fender. Have you still noticed an improvement with that type of install? Also, What are the advantages of having ducts on the hose ends? Thanks!!! Joe.
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The car does seem to pull better and the on-boost transition seems smoother.
I figured if nothing else I'm at least getting more air than stock and that would be the cooler of the two ICs so I'm not sure how much hot air I'm pulling in. The car pulls clean up to redline tho, definitely improved over stock (I've also got an APR exhaust but not chip).
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Re: The car does seem to pull better and the on-boost transition seems smoother.
Yea, Pulling in hot air was my concern too. Would'nt you think the air would be 'cooler' by the time it travelled thru the hoses to the TTDA???
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I don't know if it would cool off in the hoses or not...
But, you're getting air from the same place the stock intake does, just more of it. More air seems to be a good thing to me. It's not like pulling in hot air from right next to the engine. It's not an optimal solution like you get with the front feeds and an FMIC but it is an improvement over stock.
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