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Dual Ram air
Would there be any advantages of having 2 ram air filters for 1 intake or would that be a disadvantage?
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I read a pretty convincing article one time, i think it was in AF, about the myth of Ram Air. To paraphrase, the pressure increase caused by the ram air effect at 60 mph is only like 1 psi, which corresponded to only a 1% increase in power or something. Those numbers are prob wrong, but I remember that basically, the effect was negligable. The cold air intake philosophy works, but have dual ram air intake aren't really gonna help you if you already have one.
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F1 cars gets a pressure increase of around 2 psi at 250 km/h, but then the intakes are also large.
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