Originally posted by redhawk:
How does making the intake tract longer help your induction?
Different intake runners will cause different effects to an engine. If anyone here can remember the old Chrysler long rams of the `60s. They sat the carbs out over the wheelwells. The theory was that they increased the torque because of the runner length. They also had a fuel puddling issue.
Adding this spacer under the TB would, in theory, increase the length of the intake runners on our cars.
I am doubtful though. Kind of like that one where they put a chopped up pop can in the intake claiming that it will cause your incoming air to form a cyclone. :rolleyes: What happenes when that cyclone hits a half open throttle body?!?!
