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posted by  KLR142 on  Fri Feb 25 05:10 CST 2005
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What's the balance tube area? How much longer did you have to make the length? Were you just going by the general length intake length formula that's out there? Running air horns will effectively increase the length as well correct? I want to make power over 5300, and sure I don't have a SP cam or ported head, but that will be in the future... I'll want to be working with you on having one of the most powerful SU equipped engines... =D But tuning the length can still help cars that don't have ported heads and hot cams right? I've been thinking about the 2"(length) air horns specifically made for my HIF6s from TWM for a while now(or "Ram Stack 27mm" air horn from APT, both are full radius horns). And are there part numbers for the AL intakes for the ones that flow better?

Thanks for all the great info John!!!
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Kyle E.
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Oregon Volvo Tuners
Portland/Corvallis, OR - 1968 142 - 71b20b SUs, m40, ask me for more info...






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