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Hey, ok just a quick question for some of the ve experts. What will work better a induction kit with a cold air feed, or a standard airbox with a hks panel filter . The car is a N1 the only other mods are a de-cat and nismo exhaust.
Hey, ok just a quick question for some of the ve experts. What will work better a induction kit with a cold air feed, or a standard airbox with a hks panel filter . The car is a N1 the only other mods are a de-cat and nismo exhaust.
Doesn't your car have a vacuum operated butterfly on the intake?
Doesn't your car have a vacuum operated butterfly on the intake?
You lucino vzr 1, brought up that your car has a vacum operated butterfly on the intake.
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Originally Posted by damienga15de@ho
Yeah it does, any idea what thats for???
You damienga15de@ho agreed that you had this vacum apoerated butterfly on the intake even not knowing what it was for.
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Originally Posted by iamhappy46
Stopping air flow stall at low rpm, due to the large throttle body
You iamhappy46 agreed with the top 2 guys that there is a vacum operated butterfly on the intake manifold a then decided to tell everyone what it was for.
Now since I have never see the part you guys are talking about can one of you please take a pic of it and post the pic on this link. The reason why I say so is becasue I have never seen such a thing on a N1 intake manifoild. Now since you guys have seen this part and have confirmed please post it.
I am 100% sure this part you guys are speaking about is not on the N1 motor or the function of what it does described by ( iamhappy46 ) is completly off.
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You lucino vzr 1, brought up that your car has a vacum operated butterfly on the intake.
You damienga15de@ho agreed that you had this vacum apoerated butterfly on the intake even not knowing what it was for.
You iamhappy46 agreed with the top 2 guys that there is a vacum operated butterfly on the intake manifold a then decided to tell everyone what it was for.
Now since I have never see the part you guys are talking about can one of you please take a pic of it and post the pic on this link. The reason why I say so is becasue I have never seen such a thing on a N1 intake manifoild. Now since you guys have seen this part and have confirmed please post it.
I am 100% sure this part you guys are speaking about is not on the N1 motor or the function of what it does described by ( iamhappy46 ) is completly off.
And you Andreas said that you never............,no lets not go there.I don't have an N1 motor only normal vz-r so i don't have pics,the part we are talking about is not part of the manifold it is down near the headlight where the intake pipe begins! Im fairly sure i've seen it on all the N1 motors i have seen.
Last edited by lucino vzr 1 : 11-17-2006 at 09:12 AM.
Never said it was on the inlet manifold, as this thread is about an intake pipe... I can understand the confusion though.
It restricts air flow to increase low rpm torque and therefore driveability. Basically, a small diameter intake pipe when you need it yet opens up when an intake restriction is not wanted.
Last edited by iamhappy46 : 11-17-2006 at 09:33 AM.
And you Andreas said that you never............,no lets not go there.I don't have an N1 motor only normal vz-r so i don't have pics,the part we are talking about is not part of the manifold it is down near the headlight where the intake pipe begins! Im fairly sure i've seen it on all the N1 motors i have seen.
Please go there as in reference to the first line of your statement.
Never said it was on the inlet manifold, as this thread is about an intake pipe... I can understand the confusion though.
It restricts air flow to increase low rpm torque and therefore driveability. Basically, a small diameter intake pipe when you need it yet opens up when an intake restriction is not wanted.
Thanks for your explanation as it seemed you were talking about something up by the TB or intake manifold.
Having problems getting the pics loaded onto the pc, couldn find my didi cam so all i have is pictures on my phone,and my bluetooth wont work properly. I will get a lead during the week an try get these up,