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Thats nice and all but black doesn't cool down very well and metal cools more easily than plastic.
With that set up, your filter is still not in the cool spot. And with it open without an airbox or being on the right side of the wall. You have no way to control the air temp other than throttle up. The stock intake is better than what is being shown here. BUt I must say. I have done the same type of thing. Never applied it but I built the model. |
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