Depends what material you use - if aluminum use 2 mm thick - make the cutting
edges round with sand paper - by a steal design 1 mm is ok - break the cutting
edges.
NO HOLES - this creates more turbulences.
Length about 40 % of the length of the (volume) air box - means the part of the
air box which give you the air collector - without the air intake. Don't
overlap a carburator opening - means no walls very the carburator are sitting -
by four carburator in a row you can get three walls in the box.
See ya
Pork Pie
"todd" <todd@twinjugs.com> schrieb:
> Pork, is there a percentage of thickness of the air box you would reccomend
> these walls(or runners) be? Or maybe holes along the runners?
> TD
>
> > the turbulences can be eliminated when you build walls
> > parallel to the incoming airflow insind the air box.
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