STILLEN Generation 3 intake!!!
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The moderator's have elected a forum member and I am currently in discussion's with that member. I hope to have an answer for you soon.
Just to briefly touch on the comment about restricted airflow to the radiator...This is not a concern at all. You would be surprised at how little airflow is actually needed to maintain lower engine temperatures. Take for example NASCAR race-cars. Those cars are sealed up tighter than the vaults at Fort Knox. They only allow a small sliver of air gap for airflow to the radiators. You might say "well, they run at 200 MPH so of course they have plenty of air flowing in." Well, consider that they ARE running at 200+MPH for 3 hours and how much stress and heat is built up due to that.
There is absolutely no need to be concerned with hydrolocking, overheating, or any other potential issue caused by this intake's location...
Just to briefly touch on the comment about restricted airflow to the radiator...This is not a concern at all. You would be surprised at how little airflow is actually needed to maintain lower engine temperatures. Take for example NASCAR race-cars. Those cars are sealed up tighter than the vaults at Fort Knox. They only allow a small sliver of air gap for airflow to the radiators. You might say "well, they run at 200 MPH so of course they have plenty of air flowing in." Well, consider that they ARE running at 200+MPH for 3 hours and how much stress and heat is built up due to that.
There is absolutely no need to be concerned with hydrolocking, overheating, or any other potential issue caused by this intake's location...