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Is it accurate to evaluate a/c's from a dyno? Where is the forced air flow coming from? As the bike is strapped down to a dyno the only air movement is from the standing portable cooling fans that can be directed into a/c's intake.
Would this be considered an accurate assessment vs. natural wind currents at lets say 90 to 100mph?
Is it accurate to evaluate a/c's from a dyno? Where is the forced air flow coming from? As the bike is strapped down to a dyno the only air movement is from the standing portable cooling fans that can be directed into a/c's intake.
Would this be considered an accurate assessment vs. natural wind currents at lets say 90 to 100mph?
I'm just saying.... B Bop
Don't over think it. Any stage 1 AC provides all the air an engine needs, whether standing still or moving.
Is it accurate to evaluate a/c's from a dyno? Where is the forced air flow coming from? As the bike is strapped down to a dyno the only air movement is from the standing portable cooling fans that can be directed into a/c's intake.
Would this be considered an accurate assessment vs. natural wind currents at lets say 90 to 100mph?
I'm just saying.... B Bop
FM addressed this question a long time ago. No difference.
For those that say a hi flo makes no diff in air flo, then why a stage 1 download or FP3, PV, PCV, when pipes "and" a hi flo a/c?
I have a SE High output AC for sale if interested. I liked the looks of this set up, when I installed the hard lowers in got in the way of the storage compartment, so I went a different route. Here is a pic of the AC
FM addressed this question a long time ago. No difference.
For those that say a hi flo makes no diff in air flo, then why a stage 1 download or FP3, PV, PCV, when pipes "and" a hi flo a/c?
FM they are the people who have the dyno, right! Why they self promote.... Sorry not buying it unless their is some form of creatable documentation from a reliable unbiased source.
I have been around the block enough to apply logic, ram-air in auto drag racing has its advantages. It would only make sense same will apply to motorcycles, they are both internal combustion engines more forced air in = more power out! Correct?
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FM they are the people who have the dyno, right! Why they self promote.... Sorry not buying it unless their is some form of creatable documentation from a reliable unbiased source.
I have been around the block enough to apply logic, ram-air in auto drag racing has its advantages. It would only make sense same will apply to motorcycles, they are both internal combustion engines more forced air in = more power out! Correct?
Um, well no. Not correct. No racing involved here. If you need to force air in, get a blower.
In a typical Stage 1 with the football, moving or stationary is immaterial because the football still covers the air cleaner, but still lets every bit of air in that the engine can use, so it in no way relies on the bike moving to get an increase in air flow or power.
Um, well no. Not correct. No racing involved here. If you need to force air in, get a blower.
In a typical Stage 1 with the football, moving or stationary is immaterial because the football still covers the air cleaner, but still lets every bit of air in that the engine can use, so it in no way relies on the bike moving to get an increase in air flow or power.
What??? I have a 71 Cuda 440 6bbl w/ factory ram air induction without giving it any throttle just maintain a constant 60mph speed, I reach blow the steering column and open the ram air flaps on the hood scoop by pulling open the cables forcing ram air into air cleaner, the car accelerates from 60mph to 64mph, when I close the ram air without decreasing throttle still maintaining a consistent hold on accelerator it will go back to 60mph. No removing of stationary, no footballs or deflate gate, just natural induced 60mph air. Btw you don't want to do this if it is raining out...
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