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If it were made available...My initial thought was this could have benefits to our Induction systems...
Thoughts ???
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Induction/Exhaust system Coatings
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1992 Mustang LX Conv, T&L 347, DART PRO-1 heads,
MAC Performance CAI + 76mm MAF setup for 30lb injectors + 75mm TB,
GT40 Upper/Lower intake-(Extrude honed)
MAC ceramic coated long tubes + ProChamber,
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Re: Induction/Exhaust system Coatings
an engine is nothing more than a big ass pump, more air in = more power out
i wouldn't waste too much time on modeling the airflow, pressurizing it will have a greater benefit at least thats my philosophy, slap a turbo on her and let her rip, if shit gets real go yank the reference line off the wastegate while giving the one finger solute to your adversaries as you scream past them at 8 thousand in the return lane

i wouldn't waste too much time on modeling the airflow, pressurizing it will have a greater benefit at least thats my philosophy, slap a turbo on her and let her rip, if shit gets real go yank the reference line off the wastegate while giving the one finger solute to your adversaries as you scream past them at 8 thousand in the return lane
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