S-Car-Go Carbon Fiber Intake. Any Data?
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03-11-2005, 10:51 AM
Originally posted by cjv
Alex,
I have an extreme amount of respect for both you and Kevin. I believe we all know the S Car Go developes the most power for an intake. We know carbon fiber is no where near as impact resistent as a rubber hose. We know the death of a S Car Go system is an improperly installed suspension.
Now as for the rocks. I hate to give away all my secrets, but has anyone ever heard of neophreme (spelling) or wet suit material? A little glued on the bottom of the carbon fiber where it is exposed does wonders. As a plus, it is very light.
Alex,
I have an extreme amount of respect for both you and Kevin. I believe we all know the S Car Go developes the most power for an intake. We know carbon fiber is no where near as impact resistent as a rubber hose. We know the death of a S Car Go system is an improperly installed suspension.
Now as for the rocks. I hate to give away all my secrets, but has anyone ever heard of neophreme (spelling) or wet suit material? A little glued on the bottom of the carbon fiber where it is exposed does wonders. As a plus, it is very light.
That's not a bad idea- I'm going to start cutting up my wet suit since I don't have time to surf anymore... It's a 4/3 so it's plenty thick!
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