[Z06] halltech MF108 intake
#21
Burning Brakes
Yes. 1/8 mph went up which resulted in a mph difference on the big end. It was about 1800 da and both nights were between 75-85 degrees. I just ordered a vararam and I'm going to compare it to the halltech. Car is pretty consistent and weather has been the same. Should hopefully be a good comparison.
#22
Drifting
Here are photos of my vette-air scoop. I had to cut the top portion off to get it to work with my tow hook bracket. I was honestly a little disappointed in the quality of the one they sent me. It had many large bubbles and cracks in the resin on the edges, which I filled in with JB weld. It's never seen, so I didn't mind too much. Not worth $150 but it would cost me more in time to make one anyways.
I use it with a MF108/nw102/mamo MSD, etc car. Did all the bolt ons at once so I can't speak about results. I do like how the scoop directs air at the end of the filter instead of the media, so it doesn't get hammered with water/debris or cause MAF turbulence to speak of.
I use it with a MF108/nw102/mamo MSD, etc car. Did all the bolt ons at once so I can't speak about results. I do like how the scoop directs air at the end of the filter instead of the media, so it doesn't get hammered with water/debris or cause MAF turbulence to speak of.
#24
Burning Brakes
No bumper removal just the bumper cover to facilitate. Install takes may be an hour if you take your time.
#26
Burning Brakes
Did a couple more passes on Friday night without the Beehive, and trapped 136.3 MPH on a DA of 2841, so there is more MPH on her.
Ill not run the Beehive cover and keep it out with the current combo. The only negative that I noticed is that more dust and dirt get into the engine compartment...so the Vette-Air is working lol!
Ill not run the Beehive cover and keep it out with the current combo. The only negative that I noticed is that more dust and dirt get into the engine compartment...so the Vette-Air is working lol!