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Just in time for the holidays!!
What a great stocking stuffer!!! I think a 911 may need a few of these to get any real power.... Alex |
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I don't think that'll do much. the amount of air moving though the porsche engine maybe as high as 12,000 liters/min @60000rpm but I don't know how accurate that is. It assumes the air isn't being compressed except in the cylinder during the compression stoke.
2.4l-(2.4l /9CR) *6000rpm = 12300 l/m The former was a wild stab as some sort of semblemce of a number please ignore any sort of validity or authority.
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You did not think I was serious did you ???!!! Harharhar!
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I just wanted to see if it would actually hinder the workings of an engine, and I wouldn't doubt it if it would.. what some people do to make a buck sometimes..
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I'd be worried about that cheesy plastic fan getting sucked into the engine!
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1970 Porsche 911 t 2.2 
1973 Porsche 911 2.4 MFI
