I'll bet getting a dyno tune here soon but i really want to block off that spots that the hot air gets through, so i asked the tuner (guy doing the dyno tune) about what can be done to fix this and he said he can do it for $300 or i can do it my self. If chicane wasnt so expensive i would buy it, but i wont pay for something that expensive when i know eventually i could save and use that money for my new kenny bell
This is what he told me to do.
make a custom sheet metal ''directional'' tray & silicone it in place. Temp
drops measure 30+ degrees from doing this. This is actually a mod
you can do yourself with a small sheet of thin guage steel or
aluminum. Simply cut, bend to give the airflow ''direction'' (which
will also cover up the excess air escape paths), clean throughly all
areas & use quality silicone sparingly only where neccessary. (you
don''t want silicone breaking free & running through the motor)
What you end up with is a ''sandwich''.....when installed you''ll see
the blower on top of the directional sheet, which is on top of the
intake manifold. A light bead of silicone instead of the factory
rubber gasket seals up the 3 layers.
Well i went ahead and tried it out, cost me all of $3 so if its not what I want or it wont work ill just remove it lol, but i went to home depot and bought 3 sheets of sheet metal. I cut it and bended it, it looks real good so far. It looks to have cleared up 97% of wholes and should bring my temps down at least 25-30degrees. He did say directional and im not sure if i did that lol, but I actually dont have my blower yet so i cant put it on and test it out. but heres some photos. Tell me what you think. As for the wholes on top, once the supercharger is seated it'll go flat.
This is what he told me to do.
make a custom sheet metal ''directional'' tray & silicone it in place. Temp
drops measure 30+ degrees from doing this. This is actually a mod
you can do yourself with a small sheet of thin guage steel or
aluminum. Simply cut, bend to give the airflow ''direction'' (which
will also cover up the excess air escape paths), clean throughly all
areas & use quality silicone sparingly only where neccessary. (you
don''t want silicone breaking free & running through the motor)
What you end up with is a ''sandwich''.....when installed you''ll see
the blower on top of the directional sheet, which is on top of the
intake manifold. A light bead of silicone instead of the factory
rubber gasket seals up the 3 layers.
Well i went ahead and tried it out, cost me all of $3 so if its not what I want or it wont work ill just remove it lol, but i went to home depot and bought 3 sheets of sheet metal. I cut it and bended it, it looks real good so far. It looks to have cleared up 97% of wholes and should bring my temps down at least 25-30degrees. He did say directional and im not sure if i did that lol, but I actually dont have my blower yet so i cant put it on and test it out. but heres some photos. Tell me what you think. As for the wholes on top, once the supercharger is seated it'll go flat.