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    Default hatch teaser

    my friend's hatch in the works. fresh painted bay... and... yea... intake mani in the front...


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    That's cool, what is the advantage to that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DunDunSkeert
    That's cool, what is the advantage to that?
    eat baby jesus.





    jk

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    Quote Originally Posted by xdavidscenex
    eat baby jesus.





    jk


    hahahaha wtf?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DunDunSkeert
    That's cool, what is the advantage to that?
    is a honda thing advantage is a 15 to 20 hp with just a cold air intake

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    Quote Originally Posted by quiet_s0ng
    is a honda thing advantage is a 15 to 20 hp with just a cold air intake
    Really? how? Does it just keep the intake manifold cooler?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DunDunSkeert
    Really? how? Does it just keep the intake manifold cooler?
    naw not really, it's just how the K series is built.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quiet_s0ng
    naw not really, it's just how the K series is built.
    HUNH? how does that work? I don't understand.

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    lol
    Soon!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DunDunSkeert
    HUNH? how does that work? I don't understand.
    now that i think about it i don't know why honda did that either.

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    *L0L* that's my boys car free bump

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    K Swap?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DunDunSkeert
    HUNH? how does that work? I don't understand.



    its simply a k20, call honda and ask them why and how it works

    HF

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    Quote Originally Posted by dexsohcvtec
    *L0L* that's my boys car free bump
    yea, he just call me. bitch stole my color scheme.

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    *L0L*

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    kool
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    nice, bout time you started making some progress on it!!

    The EMPIRE

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    is that sun set orange pearl?

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    k20z3? or

    a2/z1 with rbc im

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    Can't believe I had to dig myself through all the BS just to get to the reply button.

    Why shove air around the engine to the back then forward against the direction the car is traveling into the engine and out the exhaust manifold still against the direction the car is traveling then back under the engine to heat up the oil pan above it? Everything before the K-series was a ridiculous concept despite being as successful as it was.

    The K-series is, sadly to say, what Volkswagen did YEARS ago. It only makes sense. Intake manifold in the front, exhaust out the back, the air is always flowing with the direction of the car. Less distance for the intake air to travel, less distance for the exhaust gases to travel and the radiator, oil pan, and engine itself isn't being heated by the exhaust manifold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EmminoDaGreat
    nice, bout time you started making some progress on it!!
    naw this isn't mine is a friend's. i'm not making any progress towards power gains yet, but i am making progress in another area... i'll post up another picture for my current status on my hatch

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    cool any more?

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    Can't believe I had to dig myself through all the BS just to get to the reply button.

    Why shove air around the engine to the back then forward against the direction the car is traveling into the engine and out the exhaust manifold still against the direction the car is traveling then back under the engine to heat up the oil pan above it? Everything before the K-series was a ridiculous concept despite being as successful as it was.

    The K-series is, sadly to say, what Volkswagen did YEARS ago. It only makes sense. Intake manifold in the front, exhaust out the back, the air is always flowing with the direction of the car. Less distance for the intake air to travel, less distance for the exhaust gases to travel and the radiator, oil pan, and engine itself isn't being heated by the exhaust manifold.

    Thank you. repped. That is what I was thinking would be the reason. But he didn't know why.

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