Max's Mini Vtec Race Frame
#1
Posted 03 February 2014 - 09:28 PM
#4
Posted 03 February 2014 - 09:48 PM
Looking forward to seeing this project progress. There is no going back now the rear has been cut out!
#5
Posted 03 February 2014 - 10:32 PM
nice one, you wont regret it! im roughly half way through and loving it..
#6
Posted 07 February 2014 - 11:03 PM
Edited by maxt9, 08 February 2014 - 12:20 AM.
#7
Posted 10 February 2014 - 01:18 PM
Looking good Max. Keep it up
#8
Posted 10 February 2014 - 04:04 PM
Has any one had experience with carbon fibre naca 50mm ducts? Also dose anyone have the measurement of the position of there side vents? Want to make sure it is not going to interfere with the rear subframe as I don't have it yet. Thanks
Can I ask what you're using 50mm ducts for?
#9
Posted 10 February 2014 - 05:59 PM
Has any one had experience with carbon fibre naca 50mm ducts? Also dose anyone have the measurement of the position of there side vents? Want to make sure it is not going to interfere with the rear subframe as I don't have it yet. Thanks
Can I ask what you're using 50mm ducts for?
The plan was for the air intake for the engine, not 100% sure what size I will need yet until I check, unless you could shed any light on the size I will need for the air intake ? Thanks
#10
Posted 10 February 2014 - 06:51 PM
Has any one had experience with carbon fibre naca 50mm ducts? Also dose anyone have the measurement of the position of there side vents? Want to make sure it is not going to interfere with the rear subframe as I don't have it yet. Thanks
Can I ask what you're using 50mm ducts for?
The plan was for the air intake for the engine, not 100% sure what size I will need yet until I check, unless you could shed any light on the size I will need for the air intake ? Thanks
That's why I asked, if its for the air intake you would want a minimum of 3" (76mm) inlet, knowing what I do now I'd have maybe gone to 4" so that you know for sure there's no restriction there. My advice would be to not use an enclosed air filter if you can, and instead make a cool compartment where the air filter lives that is shielded from the rest of the engine bay but fed from the duct. Also use as bigger air filter as possible, dont fall for sales pitches, just go big and taper down as you reach the throttle body.
#11
Posted 10 February 2014 - 08:22 PM
Has any one had experience with carbon fibre naca 50mm ducts? Also dose anyone have the measurement of the position of there side vents? Want to make sure it is not going to interfere with the rear subframe as I don't have it yet. Thanks
Can I ask what you're using 50mm ducts for?
The plan was for the air intake for the engine, not 100% sure what size I will need yet until I check, unless you could shed any light on the size I will need for the air intake ? Thanks
That's why I asked, if its for the air intake you would want a minimum of 3" (76mm) inlet, knowing what I do now I'd have maybe gone to 4" so that you know for sure there's no restriction there. My advice would be to not use an enclosed air filter if you can, and instead make a cool compartment where the air filter lives that is shielded from the rest of the engine bay but fed from the duct. Also use as bigger air filter as possible, dont fall for sales pitches, just go big and taper down as you reach the throttle body.
Thanks for the good info, this especially makes sense if I go down the supercharged road! Need as much air as possible. Thanks again
#12
Posted 11 February 2014 - 08:38 AM
Has any one had experience with carbon fibre naca 50mm ducts? Also dose anyone have the measurement of the position of there side vents? Want to make sure it is not going to interfere with the rear subframe as I don't have it yet. Thanks
Can I ask what you're using 50mm ducts for?
The plan was for the air intake for the engine, not 100% sure what size I will need yet until I check, unless you could shed any light on the size I will need for the air intake ? Thanks
That's why I asked, if its for the air intake you would want a minimum of 3" (76mm) inlet, knowing what I do now I'd have maybe gone to 4" so that you know for sure there's no restriction there. My advice would be to not use an enclosed air filter if you can, and instead make a cool compartment where the air filter lives that is shielded from the rest of the engine bay but fed from the duct. Also use as bigger air filter as possible, dont fall for sales pitches, just go big and taper down as you reach the throttle body.
Thanks for the good info, this especially makes sense if I go down the supercharged road! Need as much air as possible. Thanks again
I would also say that it isn't just for SC'd or turbo engines, all engines benefit from as colder air as possible being sucked/blown into them, with as little amount of restriction to air flowing into the inlet manifold. The colder the air the denser it is which means you can add ignition and get more bang for your buck......
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