Another air filter ??
cant be the only kid on the block without one!!!!lol
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Another try.
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Head to the pet store and get some gold fish.............you're gonna need them.j/k
Someone tell me if I am wrong, but this is the calc I was using. I am not really an engineer.
Engine size in ci x rpms = total flow in cu in/minat revs
total flow in cu in/minat revs / (12x12x12) = total flow in cfm at revs
total flow in cfm at revs x air/fuel ratio / 1+a/f ratio = total air flow in cfm at revs.
88" @ 3500 rpm = (88x3500/(12x12x12))13.2/14.2 = 165.7 cfm
88" @ 6200 rpm = 293.5 CFM
There are other factors involved as TexasRedneck pointed out. If you want to increase the performance of your 88" motor, you probably want a cfm somewhere between the two numbers above.







