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What type of heat shield should I enclose this pod with. I was thinking of using that cheap Clark Rubber heat shield foam & enclose the entire airbox area or sit it in the airbox.
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| Slick |
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The best heat shield is having it in the standard air big. its more legal & it won't affect your insurance if you're in a accident.
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| FORD4EVA |
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Std airbox or a custom aluminium shield to the underside of the bonnet.
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| james88 |
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autobarn would sell heat shields i reckon
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| FAST-XR |
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get the shorter style pod and put it in your existing airbox.
what testing exactly did you carry out? dyno? i doubt very much that even if there was a difference you would actually be able to feel it...
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| EFFII |
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a thought..why dont yopu have like a pipe that runs to the grill area of the car at the lower and of the bumper and have the pod ther? liek a cheap cooler? lol
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| EFFII |
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like this but with the pod behinf the grill..
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I was under the impression that the shorter the distance from the pod to the throttle body the better....But I could be wrong. But without a doubt one of the biggest draw backs to a pod set up is the hot air issue. I've seen those polished heat shields in Autobarn that surround half of the pod....Are they sufficient enough?
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| SLY40L |
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They're s**t, they start to burn and melt under enough heat.
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| james88 |
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yea there only plastic. it was just a sudjestion i reckon the same as fast-xr pod in the air box with a ;arger cai would be the best
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| EFFII |
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revcore wrote: I was under the impression that the shorter the distance from the pod to the throttle body the better
oh s**t..i heard of that too...but ay jst a thought it was what about if you have a cooler? isnt the cooler in the same place as the pod would be? |
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| james88 |
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cooler??
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| james88 |
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it is pretty self explanatory anyways but here is step by step of boxing a pod for ef
http://www.fordmods.com/forums/viewtopi ... 0air%20box
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