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Brad, you do pick up hp & torque with adding length in front of the meter.
You just need a certain straight length to staighten the airflow. I have 4" of straight length in front of the meter.
Most dyno feedback shows more hp, a little leaner A/F, and less torque with the up position.
We had a lot of our preliminary testing results confirmed during the shootout.
When they switched the 6" filter to the 9" they lost hp and torque but logically you would think "why this" with a bigger filter.
It's due to the fact that you pick up torque up to a certain length in 'forward intake tract length' and the 9" went past this max. hp, torque, spot.
I have it tunable to run 1 bend, 2 bends, or no bends so you have a choice. It's just that you have to play around with different lengths & filter variables to find 'sweet spots.
There's no reason to discount which works best until you test.
I.E. I have a lot of customers living in Colorado, running at high elevations and the tunability has been related to me to really help with different airflow characteristics in relation to altitude.
You just need a certain straight length to staighten the airflow. I have 4" of straight length in front of the meter.
Most dyno feedback shows more hp, a little leaner A/F, and less torque with the up position.
We had a lot of our preliminary testing results confirmed during the shootout.
When they switched the 6" filter to the 9" they lost hp and torque but logically you would think "why this" with a bigger filter.
It's due to the fact that you pick up torque up to a certain length in 'forward intake tract length' and the 9" went past this max. hp, torque, spot.
I have it tunable to run 1 bend, 2 bends, or no bends so you have a choice. It's just that you have to play around with different lengths & filter variables to find 'sweet spots.
There's no reason to discount which works best until you test.
I.E. I have a lot of customers living in Colorado, running at high elevations and the tunability has been related to me to really help with different airflow characteristics in relation to altitude.
