wat is the diff between short trumpet and long one? any comment?
Diff of torque as i recall..
So the short one got better torque or long one got better torque?![]()
according to wiki :
A velocity stack is a trumpet-shaped device which is added on to the air entry of an engine's fuel system, carburetor or fuel injection. It is designed to:
Allow smooth and even entry of air into the intake duct with the flow stream adhering to the pipe walls.
Modify the dynamic tuning range of the intake tract slightly by functioning as a small reverse megaphone which can extend the duration of pulses within the tract.
Alter the dynamic tuning speed if it includes extra length thereby changing the tuned length to a lower rpm.
Thanks a lot! will do it tomorrow...
the flange will make it at friend shop..
longer velocity stacks aid in lower-end torque, like what dayline sed
with/without trumpets, without it the air entry will be rough/messy, with it, response definitely improved, and seemed more eager to get off the line as well, just felt better all round
dcoe40/4g15 user here but applicable here as well haha
chokes = 32mm
main jets = 135
air correctors = 180
those are the specs if i remember them correctly haha
4g15 stroked to 1.6l, 272 cam, cdi ignition and other misc. stuff
I have plug in a set of trumpet in my ride last week. Its black in colour, no brand, length is similar to IMEC's (~1"). The result:
1) low end torque, from 3000rpm-5000rpm, was reduce a little bit, but not so significant if you pull from stand still. However, if you were at 3000rpm at 3rd gear and suddenly floor the fuel due to demand, you will notice the drop in torque.
2) Engine started to pull "a little bit" from 5000rpm till 7900rpm, linearly.
My ride set up - BT engine (balance) & 4-throttle, SVT wiring and ECU.
Perhaps if you compliment the set up with piggy back ECU, the feel will be more steam up![]()
Ever dyno..? how many hp gain..?