Did you do a grams per sec comparison between the two setups?
Only thing used for the test here was the good ol' butt dyno test, so I know many people will disregard it. Although, there was a notable difference in throttle response and low end torque when the Mishimoto intake side hole is covered vs uncovered.Did you do a grams per sec comparison between the two setups?
Haha pretty much, but slightly better lookingSo you just made a PRL HVI
Nice custom work though. Always good to see.
Of course! Circled below is where the Mishimoto Intake connects to the bottom of the OEM snorkel. In between the opening to intake and the bottom of the snorkel is the OEM grommet used for the stock intake which is compatible with the Mishimoto air box.It has been mentioned in previous posts that the open to engine bay CAI have produced negative results. From what I'm getting from your mod is you closed off the opening to hot engine air but I wasn't aware that the Mishimoto also used the OEM snorkel intake too. Can you provide pics of how it is using that/now getting air supply?
BTW - nice looking mod.![]()
Below is the only inlet pulling air in at the moment. I definitely need to see what I can do to enlarge this!I like can you take pics of the inlet where the air comes in now? Have you thought of possibly enlarging that area? Hybrid filter is in entirely different spot behind the engine. Really like what you did, just trying to see if you can get the most airflow possible.
Ahhhh, ok. So Mishimoto was using two sources for air in the attempt to receive more. Mishimoto should have went a little further in their R/D and created a snorkel that would have fed both inlets on their box to eliminate the induction of the heated air under the hood.Of course! Circled below is where the Mishimoto Intake connects to the bottom of the OEM snorkel. In between the opening to intake and the bottom of the snorkel is the OEM grommet used for the stock intake which is compatible with the Mishimoto air box.
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And circled below is where all the air is now being pulled through at the moment.
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Totally agree that they skimped out in the R&D. A snorkel feeding both holes would be very interesting. I need to see what I can come up with to get a bigger snorkel and maybe closer to the front of the car as well.Ahhhh, ok. So Mishimoto was using two sources for air in the attempt to receive more. Mishimoto should have went a little further in their R/D and created a snorkel that would have fed both inlets on their box to eliminate the induction of the heated air under the hood.![]()
If you fabricate something don't forget to patent it.Totally agree that they skimped out in the R&D. A snorkel feeding both holes would be very interesting. I need to see what I can come up with to get a bigger snorkel and maybe closer to the front of the car as well.
No doubt! I’m just a sucker for anything carbon fiber lol
I'm looking into enlarging that duct right now. May take a bit as I plan to make it out of carbon fiber. I will post what I come up with in the future.Might want to try some brake duct hosing and duct.
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