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− | + | Mustang cold air intakes have been to start with introduced in the late 1980's by brothers Brian & Ken Murphy of BBK who had started BBK as a designer and manufacturer of aftermarket Mustang effectiveness solutions for the then all new 1986-up fuel injected 5. 0L Mustang models. Within a handful of years other manufacturers such as K&N, Steeda and Ford Racing started also producing cold air intakes for the Mustang with other folks such as Airaid and JLT joining the mix in excess of the many years.<br><br>The front side of the air box on the # AFE51-32332 is open, but the filter will not be immediately behind the grille so rain will not enter the air box when you are driving. The filter will draw air from behind the head light assembly and inner fender wells. I can assure you rain water will not be exposed to the filter at all.<br><br>But how did this spot truly evaluate for stress with the best spot currently identified? In the Lexus it is way poorer: with the probe placed a small off-centre at the base of the windscreen, the car or truck desired to be travelling at 150 km/h ahead of the switch triggered. Nevertheless, the stress was a very little greater at the mid-point of the windscreen - 145 km/h triggered the switch. |
2016年7月24日 (日) 01:16時点における版
Mustang cold air intakes have been to start with introduced in the late 1980's by brothers Brian & Ken Murphy of BBK who had started BBK as a designer and manufacturer of aftermarket Mustang effectiveness solutions for the then all new 1986-up fuel injected 5. 0L Mustang models. Within a handful of years other manufacturers such as K&N, Steeda and Ford Racing started also producing cold air intakes for the Mustang with other folks such as Airaid and JLT joining the mix in excess of the many years.
The front side of the air box on the # AFE51-32332 is open, but the filter will not be immediately behind the grille so rain will not enter the air box when you are driving. The filter will draw air from behind the head light assembly and inner fender wells. I can assure you rain water will not be exposed to the filter at all.
But how did this spot truly evaluate for stress with the best spot currently identified? In the Lexus it is way poorer: with the probe placed a small off-centre at the base of the windscreen, the car or truck desired to be travelling at 150 km/h ahead of the switch triggered. Nevertheless, the stress was a very little greater at the mid-point of the windscreen - 145 km/h triggered the switch.