True Flow intakes
June 3rd, 2008, 4:06 AM
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True Flow intakes
anybody have or had one
and how did you like it
im looking at
http://www.trueflow.com/xdi.php
the sealed unit setup
and part number for the NBS 2500
is 10708
if anybodys intrested
pros and cons pleazzzz
thanks
and how did you like it
im looking at
http://www.trueflow.com/xdi.php
the sealed unit setup
and part number for the NBS 2500
is 10708
if anybodys intrested
pros and cons pleazzzz
thanks
June 3rd, 2008, 8:31 AM
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RE: True Flow intakes
True Flow is NO Good! Foam Filters Suck! Wheres Northey when you need him, he can back me up on this one.
www.thetruthaboutfilters.com
real world test results
if you notice which "foam" filter did miserable on the tests, ta da, it was a true flow, lol.
Plus the intake is metal, metal is a great conductor of heat, that heated metal will heat up the incoming air reducing efficiency and HP. The whole idea behind a cold air intake, is cooler air, never buy a short ram or metal tubing intake.
www.thetruthaboutfilters.com
real world test results
if you notice which "foam" filter did miserable on the tests, ta da, it was a true flow, lol.
Plus the intake is metal, metal is a great conductor of heat, that heated metal will heat up the incoming air reducing efficiency and HP. The whole idea behind a cold air intake, is cooler air, never buy a short ram or metal tubing intake.
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