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Latest revision as of 13:35, 21 February 2019
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Introduction
- Modifying an engine to receive colder air in its air intake can lead to some improvement in engine's power.
- Reason: colder air takes less volume of space for the same amount of air molecules than a hotter air.
- This means that more cold air molecules can fit in engine cylinders than hot air molecules, thus creating a stronger air+fuel explosion in the engine.
- Reason: colder air takes less volume of space for the same amount of air molecules than a hotter air.
- Beware that many cold air intake modifications are pure gimmicks as doing that modification properly is not always such a simple feat.
- This forum topic contains one cheap, undo-able and relatively simple "CAI" modification solution for Jimnys.
Page last edited on 21/02/2019 by user Bosanek
