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Old 04-16-2008, 12:23 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Meph View Post
Hey guys, I was toying aroudn with the idea of a warm air intake, with an optional Cold air intake option for better performance. I would do this by having 2 seperate intake tubes leading to the filter, one that draws fresh air, and a second taking air from the exhaust manifold area. I could control then by manually blocking one off, or fabricate up an electric system If I have time. Has this been attempted, does it seem logical?

fyi its would be going on an 89 celica gt-s

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I drew up the plans for just a project about a year ago.

The suggestion was to use a throttle-body for the flow control and the servo/motor from a fax machine or similar. You could control the hot/cold through a knob on an interface.

An easier solution is a manual system with cables.

The first step would be to see if your engine runs more efficiently with warmer air (it varies by engine design). Without a ScanGauge, just keep an eye out for knock...

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