New CAI PICS/Measurements
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
BDJ's Racing,
I was not challenging you. I was only trying to clear up why HDDP is such a pr!ck when it comes to this stuff.
I believe that all of my posts have been neutral.
If you have the dyno done and gain 15 more whp than stock, then that is a wonderful accomplishment and I'm sure you will get quite a few orders.
I will not pay for any CAI system right now, regardless of it's claims. My car is bone stock except for the brake fluid, wheels and tires. For the track, it goes up to Rotors and Pads too. (Okay, minor cosmetics stuff too... )
I'm not interested in top speed at this point or raw acceleration. Mostly I'm interested in improving my technique on the track. When I get to a point where I "NEED" the acceleration, then I'll look at an ECU tune, Overdrive Pulley set, Intercooler system upgrade and THEN a more open intake, possibly an SL55 setup, but I'm not sure yet as that is a long way off and will probably be proceeded by some suspension tuning.
I wish you luck with your products and hope they will benifit the Crossfire community.
Cheers!
I was not challenging you. I was only trying to clear up why HDDP is such a pr!ck when it comes to this stuff.
I believe that all of my posts have been neutral.
If you have the dyno done and gain 15 more whp than stock, then that is a wonderful accomplishment and I'm sure you will get quite a few orders.
I will not pay for any CAI system right now, regardless of it's claims. My car is bone stock except for the brake fluid, wheels and tires. For the track, it goes up to Rotors and Pads too. (Okay, minor cosmetics stuff too... )
I'm not interested in top speed at this point or raw acceleration. Mostly I'm interested in improving my technique on the track. When I get to a point where I "NEED" the acceleration, then I'll look at an ECU tune, Overdrive Pulley set, Intercooler system upgrade and THEN a more open intake, possibly an SL55 setup, but I'm not sure yet as that is a long way off and will probably be proceeded by some suspension tuning.
I wish you luck with your products and hope they will benifit the Crossfire community.
Cheers!
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by MMZ_TimeLord
BDJ's Racing,
I was not challenging you. I was only trying to clear up why HDDP is such a pr!ck when it comes to this stuff.
I was not challenging you. I was only trying to clear up why HDDP is such a pr!ck when it comes to this stuff.
MMZ is one of the most level headed people on this forum... He would never pass judgement on anyone... Me, on the other hand... give all the NOOBS grief... Especially when it comes to mods...
VROOM VROOM... I have some snake oil for sale, it comes in a really nice bottle...
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by HDDP
YUP... No truer words have been posted... It's called TOUGH LOVE ... LOL
MMZ is one of the most level headed people on this forum... He would never pass judgement on anyone... Me, on the other hand... give all the NOOBS grief... Especially when it comes to mods...
VROOM VROOM... I have some snake oil for sale, it comes in a really nice bottle...
MMZ is one of the most level headed people on this forum... He would never pass judgement on anyone... Me, on the other hand... give all the NOOBS grief... Especially when it comes to mods...
VROOM VROOM... I have some snake oil for sale, it comes in a really nice bottle...
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by jonnyangel04
lol is this the same snack oil salesman from the other crossfire site ? I see it is the same IP ADDRESS ?? I have bought 3 bottles and am yet to receive them.. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS SALESMAN lol he is a scammer
http://www.eneos.us/web/
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by jonnyangel04
lol is this the same snack oil salesman from the other crossfire site ? I see it is the same IP ADDRESS ?? I have bought 3 bottles and am yet to receive them.. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS SALESMAN lol he is a scammer
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by BrianBrave
What did you buy? The Eneos oil? And they never shipped? Damn - they look legit. I'm going to stick with Mobil One anyway.
http://www.eneos.us/web/
http://www.eneos.us/web/
hahaha, they should call it anus oil! cause you gonna get, effed! if you like paying big $ for oil, stick with MOTUL
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
NOW, BACK ON THE TOPIC... CAI's
So what is the design process for this one ? is it just BIGGER IS BETTER ? In my humble opinion, colder is better... what are the calcs for temperature of air vs density ? SCRATCHING MY HEAD...
Can anyone who is building a new CAI for the SRT6 please provide the IAT data from the sensor... I don't care about dyno runs... I want to see the IAT temps...
So what is the design process for this one ? is it just BIGGER IS BETTER ? In my humble opinion, colder is better... what are the calcs for temperature of air vs density ? SCRATCHING MY HEAD...
Can anyone who is building a new CAI for the SRT6 please provide the IAT data from the sensor... I don't care about dyno runs... I want to see the IAT temps...
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
HDDP....something like this......
Density of air 1) (lb/ft3)Air temperature (oF)Gauge Pressure (psi)05102030405060708090100300.0810.1090.1360.192 0.2470.3020.3570.4120.4670.5220.5780.633400.0800.1 070.1340.1880.2420.2950.3500.4040.4580.5120.5660.6 20500.0780.1050.1310.1850.2380.2910.3440.3970.4510 .5040.5570.610600.0760.1020.1280.1800.2320.2840.33 60.3880.4400.4920.5440.596700.0750.1010.1260.1770. 2280.2790.3300.3810.4320.4830.5340.585800.0740.099 0.1240.1740.2240.2740.3240.3740.4240.4740.5240.574 900.0720.0970.1210.1710.2200.2690.3180.3670.4160.4 650.5150.5641000.0710.0950.1190.1680.2160.2640.312 0.3610.4090.4570.5050.5541200.0690.0920.1150.1620. 2080.2550.3020.3480.3950.4410.4880.5351400.0660.08 90.1110.1560.2010.2460.2910.3370.3820.4270.4720.51 71500.0650.0870.1090.1540.1980.2420.2870.3310.3750 .4200.4640.5082000.0600.0810.1010.1420.1830.2440.2 650.3060.3470.3880.4290.4702500.0560.0750.0940.132 0.1700.2080.2460.2840.3220.3610.3990.4373000.0520. 0700.0880.1230.1590.1950.2300.2660.3010.3370.3720. 4084000.0460.0620.0780.1090.1410.1720.2030.2350.26 60.2980.3290.3605000.0410.0560.0700.0980.1260.1540 .1820.2100.2380.2670.2950.3236000.0380.0500.0630.0 890.1140.1400.1650.1900.2160.2410.2670.292
Density of air 1) (lb/ft3)Air temperature (oF)Gauge Pressure (psi)1201401502002503004005007008009001000300.7430 .8530.9091.1851.4601.7362.291.843.944.495.055.6040 0.7280.8360.8901.1611.4311.7022.242.783.864.404.95 5.49500.7170.8230.8761.1421.4081.6742.212.743.804. 334.875.40600.7000.8040.8561.1161.3761.6362.162.68 3.724.244.765.28700.6870.7890.8401.0951.3501.6052. 122.633.654.164.675.18800.6740.7740.8241.0751.3251 .5752.082.583.584.084.585.08900.6620.7600.8091.055 1.3011.5472.042.533.514.004.504.991000.6500.7470.7 951.0361.2781.5192.002.483.453.934.424.901200.6280 .7210.7681.0011.2341.4671.9332.403.333.804.264.731 400.6070.6970.7420.9671.1931.4181.8682.323.223.674 .124.571500.5970.6860.7300.9511.1731.3951.8382.283 .173.614.054.502000.5520.6340.6750.8791.0841.2891. 6982.112.933.343.754.162500.5130.5890.6270.8171.08 81.1981.5791.9592.723.103.483.863000.4790.5500.586 0.7640.9411.1191.4751.8302.542.903.253.614000.4230 .4860.5180.6750.8320.9891.3031.6182.252.562.873.19 5000.3790.4360.4640.6040.7450.8861.1671.4492.012.2 92.582.866000.3430.3940.4200.5470.6750.8021.0571.3 121.8222.082.332.59
Density is based on atmospheric pressure 14.696 psia and molecular weight of air 28.97
Density : 1 lb/ft3 = 16.018 kg/m3
Pressure: 1 psi (lb/in2) = 6,894.8 Pa (N/m2)
Temperature: T(oC) = 5/9[T(oF) - 32]
Density of air 1) (lb/ft3)Air temperature (oF)Gauge Pressure (psi)05102030405060708090100300.0810.1090.1360.192 0.2470.3020.3570.4120.4670.5220.5780.633400.0800.1 070.1340.1880.2420.2950.3500.4040.4580.5120.5660.6 20500.0780.1050.1310.1850.2380.2910.3440.3970.4510 .5040.5570.610600.0760.1020.1280.1800.2320.2840.33 60.3880.4400.4920.5440.596700.0750.1010.1260.1770. 2280.2790.3300.3810.4320.4830.5340.585800.0740.099 0.1240.1740.2240.2740.3240.3740.4240.4740.5240.574 900.0720.0970.1210.1710.2200.2690.3180.3670.4160.4 650.5150.5641000.0710.0950.1190.1680.2160.2640.312 0.3610.4090.4570.5050.5541200.0690.0920.1150.1620. 2080.2550.3020.3480.3950.4410.4880.5351400.0660.08 90.1110.1560.2010.2460.2910.3370.3820.4270.4720.51 71500.0650.0870.1090.1540.1980.2420.2870.3310.3750 .4200.4640.5082000.0600.0810.1010.1420.1830.2440.2 650.3060.3470.3880.4290.4702500.0560.0750.0940.132 0.1700.2080.2460.2840.3220.3610.3990.4373000.0520. 0700.0880.1230.1590.1950.2300.2660.3010.3370.3720. 4084000.0460.0620.0780.1090.1410.1720.2030.2350.26 60.2980.3290.3605000.0410.0560.0700.0980.1260.1540 .1820.2100.2380.2670.2950.3236000.0380.0500.0630.0 890.1140.1400.1650.1900.2160.2410.2670.292
Density of air 1) (lb/ft3)Air temperature (oF)Gauge Pressure (psi)1201401502002503004005007008009001000300.7430 .8530.9091.1851.4601.7362.291.843.944.495.055.6040 0.7280.8360.8901.1611.4311.7022.242.783.864.404.95 5.49500.7170.8230.8761.1421.4081.6742.212.743.804. 334.875.40600.7000.8040.8561.1161.3761.6362.162.68 3.724.244.765.28700.6870.7890.8401.0951.3501.6052. 122.633.654.164.675.18800.6740.7740.8241.0751.3251 .5752.082.583.584.084.585.08900.6620.7600.8091.055 1.3011.5472.042.533.514.004.504.991000.6500.7470.7 951.0361.2781.5192.002.483.453.934.424.901200.6280 .7210.7681.0011.2341.4671.9332.403.333.804.264.731 400.6070.6970.7420.9671.1931.4181.8682.323.223.674 .124.571500.5970.6860.7300.9511.1731.3951.8382.283 .173.614.054.502000.5520.6340.6750.8791.0841.2891. 6982.112.933.343.754.162500.5130.5890.6270.8171.08 81.1981.5791.9592.723.103.483.863000.4790.5500.586 0.7640.9411.1191.4751.8302.542.903.253.614000.4230 .4860.5180.6750.8320.9891.3031.6182.252.562.873.19 5000.3790.4360.4640.6040.7450.8861.1671.4492.012.2 92.582.866000.3430.3940.4200.5470.6750.8021.0571.3 121.8222.082.332.59
Density is based on atmospheric pressure 14.696 psia and molecular weight of air 28.97
Density : 1 lb/ft3 = 16.018 kg/m3
Pressure: 1 psi (lb/in2) = 6,894.8 Pa (N/m2)
Temperature: T(oC) = 5/9[T(oF) - 32]
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Temp out side was 45 degrees, 32 psi of rear tire pressure and 28% humidity.
Mods are ported stock airbox, ported and polished throttle body, rear cats deleted, resonator deleted, and 275-35-19 Nitto 555 tires.
Stock:
310.79whp 300.13
308.49whp 304.42
Stock /K&N's
314.45whp 306.74
311.46whp 299.44
BDJ's Cold Air Intake
336.17whp 316.51
330.94whp 312.10
I do have the charts and pics, i will post later
Mods are ported stock airbox, ported and polished throttle body, rear cats deleted, resonator deleted, and 275-35-19 Nitto 555 tires.
Stock:
310.79whp 300.13
308.49whp 304.42
Stock /K&N's
314.45whp 306.74
311.46whp 299.44
BDJ's Cold Air Intake
336.17whp 316.51
330.94whp 312.10
I do have the charts and pics, i will post later
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by BDJ's Racing
Temp out side was 45 degrees, 32 psi of rear tire pressure and 28% humidity.
Mods are ported stock airbox, ported and polished throttle body, rear cats deleted, resonator deleted, and 275-35-19 Nitto 555 tires.
Stock:
310.79whp 300.13
308.49whp 304.42
Stock /K&N's
314.45whp 306.74
311.46whp 299.44
BDJ's Cold Air Intake
336.17whp 316.51
330.94whp 312.10
I do have the charts and pics, i will post later
Mods are ported stock airbox, ported and polished throttle body, rear cats deleted, resonator deleted, and 275-35-19 Nitto 555 tires.
Stock:
310.79whp 300.13
308.49whp 304.42
Stock /K&N's
314.45whp 306.74
311.46whp 299.44
BDJ's Cold Air Intake
336.17whp 316.51
330.94whp 312.10
I do have the charts and pics, i will post later
Steve
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by BDJ's Racing
ported and polished throttle body
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
It is just fully ported and polished, and the shaft has been narrowed. I will be offering this to anybody on here for $150 plus shipping, from them to me and me shipping it back to them. Turn around time is the same day, in most cases.
I have saw as much as 12 whp on a 1.8L Acura engine in a civic. The car made 146whp, then with P&P, 158whp. No other mods. I have did around 400 P&P on Throttle Bodies now. Still not 1 complaint yet.
I do not change the butterfly or motors. Just removing tons of unneeded material and narrowing the shaft, and then polish it all up on the inside. This process works on N/A motors, super charged, turboed, and even NOS cars.
I have saw as much as 12 whp on a 1.8L Acura engine in a civic. The car made 146whp, then with P&P, 158whp. No other mods. I have did around 400 P&P on Throttle Bodies now. Still not 1 complaint yet.
I do not change the butterfly or motors. Just removing tons of unneeded material and narrowing the shaft, and then polish it all up on the inside. This process works on N/A motors, super charged, turboed, and even NOS cars.
Re: New CAI PICS/Measurements
Originally Posted by BDJ's Racing
It is just fully ported and polished, and the shaft has been narrowed. I will be offering this to anybody on here for $150 plus shipping, from them to me and me shipping it back to them. Turn around time is the same day, in most cases.
I have saw as much as 12 whp on a 1.8L Acura engine in a civic. The car made 146whp, then with P&P, 158whp. No other mods. I have did around 400 P&P on Throttle Bodies now. Still not 1 complaint yet.
I do not change the butterfly or motors. Just removing tons of unneeded material and narrowing the shaft, and then polish it all up on the inside. This process works on N/A motors, super charged, turboed, and even NOS cars.
I have saw as much as 12 whp on a 1.8L Acura engine in a civic. The car made 146whp, then with P&P, 158whp. No other mods. I have did around 400 P&P on Throttle Bodies now. Still not 1 complaint yet.
I do not change the butterfly or motors. Just removing tons of unneeded material and narrowing the shaft, and then polish it all up on the inside. This process works on N/A motors, super charged, turboed, and even NOS cars.
What is the throat diameter you have increased the TB to ? And what diameter have you reduced the butterfly shaft to ? Does that mean you have replaced the actuator motor to machine the butterfly shaft since they are integratedand pressed on at the factory ? Also, how do you secure the butterfly valve to the shaft now that you have reduced it's diameter ? the retaining screw taps have very little material on either side...
This is good information... Thanks for sharing...