RennLine 996/997 Carbon Fiber Intake
#31
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The difference is that on an enclosed air box the entire inside of the air box and the snorkel is the surface area in close proximity than can conduct the heat when heat soaked.
In an open air box like the one EVOMM has there is no surface area in close proximity to conduct heat ....so the ambient engine heat raises the IAT quickly, but also when moving at speed the outside ambient air goes straight into the filter and lowers quickly ....
In an open air box like the one EVOMM has there is no surface area in close proximity to conduct heat ....so the ambient engine heat raises the IAT quickly, but also when moving at speed the outside ambient air goes straight into the filter and lowers quickly ....
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EVOMMM (09-27-2023)
#32
Burning Brakes
Here is an IAT plot from a 90 degree day at Watkins. After the out lap (2:37) it dropped from 143 to 102, another lap and a half it got to about 95 where it stayed. This is a stock airbox.
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#33
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Thanks Brad, that is pretty much spot on to what I have seen also..
#34
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The articulating spoiler used on the non-aero cars lowers at about 40mph. This decreases the air flow into the engine compartment greatly.. This is also one of the reasons I fixed mine to be extended at all times , besides I like the looks of it extended over the silhouette of it lowered...Just a personal preference..
I have had my car for 15 years and always leave my OBDLink dongle plugged so I can have all the OBD2 data displayed on my phone when driving so I can monitor all the data.
I have watched the time it takes for the IAT'S to go up at idle when at a red light and how long it takes to cool off after getting up to speed with both the factory air box and an open air box like the one shown above..
You can do this too for about $20 ....
I have had my car for 15 years and always leave my OBDLink dongle plugged so I can have all the OBD2 data displayed on my phone when driving so I can monitor all the data.
I have watched the time it takes for the IAT'S to go up at idle when at a red light and how long it takes to cool off after getting up to speed with both the factory air box and an open air box like the one shown above..
You can do this too for about $20 ....
#35
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This one is for Apple I-phones , you can leave it plugged in at all times. It is Automatic wake-up and connection + sleep mode
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This is the basic OBD2 Dongle for frugal people that don't mind a little extra effort to plug in and unplug with each use ( cannot be left plugged in)
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These little things are so handy to keep in the car just to pull up codes if the CEL comes on while on a trip also
Last edited by Porschetech3; 09-27-2023 at 05:40 PM.
#36
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This is the one I use for Android , you can leave it plugged in at all times. It has Automatic wake-up and connection + sleep mode
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This one is for Apple I-phones , you can leave it plugged in at all times. It is Automatic wake-up and connection + sleep mode
https://www.googleadservices.com/pag...BAgEEBs&adurl=
This is the basic OBD2 Dongle for frugal people that don't mind a little extra effort to plug in and unplug with each use ( cannot be left plugged in)
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=...ww8IyAw&adurl=
These little things are so handy to keep in the car just to pull up codes if the CEL comes on while on a trip also
https://www.googleadservices.com/pag...BAgEECM&adurl=
This one is for Apple I-phones , you can leave it plugged in at all times. It is Automatic wake-up and connection + sleep mode
https://www.googleadservices.com/pag...BAgEEBs&adurl=
This is the basic OBD2 Dongle for frugal people that don't mind a little extra effort to plug in and unplug with each use ( cannot be left plugged in)
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=...ww8IyAw&adurl=
These little things are so handy to keep in the car just to pull up codes if the CEL comes on while on a trip also
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#38
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I’m still looking to get one.
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#39
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I get my work bonus on 12/21... might be buying myself a nice Christmas present
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Murphey Parker (10-20-2023)
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#41
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if you look at the install instructions on the website is shows the MAF placement and also more the design of the intake.. I found that out when looking to see how they addressed the water intrusion.
#42
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If I havent gotten my car dyno'd by then I think I could convince the shop to let me do a before and after, this seems like an easy enough install that they will let me occupy it to swap it over.
#43
That makes sense for water intrusion. I know the K&N intake has had some issues with MAF placement and the Rennline has a similar placement… I dig the design and I hope the deign can combat heat soak issues too.