Ram air for the LD 28
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Ram air for the LD 28
I've been thinking of making a makeshift scoop to force air into the intake. Has anyone tried this or care to venture a guess as to the results? The are a few posts pertaining to the SD 22 on the topic of fuel compensation, but nothing, that I can find, on the LD 28.
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Re: Ram air for the LD 28
Isn't it ram-air already? IIRC, the intake opening is just behind the top of the grille, which should be a high-pressure area at speed.
I also recall that 61 inches is some kind of magic number for diesel air intake path distance, and the Maxima/LD28 air intake distance is near that. Something to do with soundwaves/turbulence/etc. OK, maybe I'm wrong about the 61 inch intake length, wonder where I got that idea from?
I also recall that 61 inches is some kind of magic number for diesel air intake path distance, and the Maxima/LD28 air intake distance is near that. Something to do with soundwaves/turbulence/etc. OK, maybe I'm wrong about the 61 inch intake length, wonder where I got that idea from?
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Re: Ram air for the LD 28
I've noticed that diesel air intake on many vehicles is carefully designed to avoid water ingestion, such as from heavy rain or splash. So I'm guessing that the intake of water is far worse for a diesel than gas engine. So just a note to be careful with any ram intake that there's no chance of water ingestion. Duane
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