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Good question Posted by saabsince 93b [Email] ![]() ![]() ![]() In Reply to: Re: NEW HIGH FLOW INLET SYSTEM, Dave Chicago, Fri, 17 May 2013 05:52:57 Members do not see ads below this line. - Help Keep This Site Online - Signup |
Dave,
The car is a 2001 95 Aero with stage 1 tuning, forged pistons, balance shaft delete, lightened flywheel and other enhancements.
Good question on the material. That is some interesting material. Fabrication would be necessary to make it all fit, and each joint could be a potential reliability problem.
The tubing I am using has lots of great properties. It is quite strong both from a crushability standpoint. The temperature range is very wide at -50degrees to + 250 degrees. Much cheaper tubing is available, but may not last the way I hope what I have chosen will last.
I am continuing testing on my car and am installing similar systems on other 95 Aeros.
_______________________________________ NOW OWN: 2000 95 Imola Red Aero 5 door stick - my ride HAVE OWNED: 2003 95 Black Aero 4 door auto Mary Ann's car 2004 95 Black Aero 5 door wagon 2001 95 Silver Aero 4 door stick 2001 95 Silver Aero 5 door wagon automatic 1999 95 Combi stick 1997 9000 Aero stick red 1988 900 SPG black 1988 900 Convertible black 1985 900 3 door turbo spg kit silver 1979 900 3 door turbo early 900 production 1966 96 2 stroke red 1960 95 wagon red 1959 93b light yellow
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