TORSPD: NEVR

Since you already have the gears, and you aren't going to be shedding any weight, that I can bet, then it is time for you to start adding so Go-Fast Goodies. A Combination of them will increase the whole powerband.

That and paddle tires.

 

Yeah I don't have a lotnof weight to ahed unless I start throwing out interior panels and seats. Haha I looked into paddle tires but at $400 each plus wheels so that's probably not my best use of money since they would only be usable at the dunes.

So other than boost what would you recommend? I was under the impression that most mods will increase top end power but decrease low end.

 

Here is a post from the N/A dyno thread.

Quote," Here is a new dyno from Gadget and URD. Very impressive gains.

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Those parts are a good start. In any specific order. As well as thr manifold spacer. Due to your intake requirements, you should definitely stay away from the TCAI. A closed box style, modified, would suit you better.

 

Subd

 

What modifications to a sealed box style CAI would you want him to do?

 

Just change where it pulls air from, to where he has it pulling from. Or someone could do the same to have it work with a snorkel. Which I believe some people have already

 

Colin! You missed Coffee & Cars!

 

I wish there was more performance stuff for the 1st gens

 

Trd CAI or the AFE stage 2 are what are in my wish list, modifying the safari snorkel to fit it is on my "possibilities list" lol

What worries me about the snorkel is not only cuting a whole in my fender but water coming in the snorkel at highway speeds :/

 

I must be awful at looking for it then.. I really want to do performance stuff

 

Plenty of people have snorkels without issue. I am sure there are provisions for the rain.

Paradise Racing in Florida, and LC Engineering www.lceperformance.com in AZ.

I prefer LCE.

 

Yes, there are.

 

If anyone has ever been curious about what the insides of our intake cam gears look like, here it is.




While prepping the garage for the transplant, this was in one of the boxes which came back. It was one of two spares that I sent them, so they could figure out the best method of limiting the phase angle of the intake cams.

Pretty cool to see. Very simple.

 

And there you have it.

 

Airflow & safari both disperse water when it comes through the air ram

 

Yes

 

Yes

 

But where does it go?

 

It flows outside of the intake.