「利用者:Aemcai3735」の版間の差分
Aemcai3735 (トーク | 投稿記録) 細 |
Aemcai3735 (トーク | 投稿記録) 細 |
||
1行目: | 1行目: | ||
− | + | If some testing is excellent, then much more testing need to be improved, so we contacted as many coldair, high-flow intake manufacturers as we could to consider our testing to the upcoming level.<br><br>We purposely go the more lengths to assure that our solutions do not compromise the OEM dependability elements and we spend certain consideration not only to NVH aspects, but also to how the parts/tune integrate into the Ford automobile they are engineered for. Couple of - if any - of the other aftermarket companies do the identical degree of engineering that we do…and none of this group are ISO 9001-2008 Licensed like we are.<br><br>As soon as again, we had complications with the winch cables and the cold-air metal housing. also, the metal housing comes as two components. Ours was slightly bent, and we had a heck of a time receiving the tiny screws in location with our large, meat-hook hands. The moment we received the cold-air setup dialed in, we had been fine. The opening for the air filter is large-about 5 inches-and has a nice gradual taper down to the size of the throttle body opening.<br><br>I am not saying there's any direct trickle down from F1 to road vehicles. With the exceptions of the Laferrari and P1, I would agree that very significantly none of it immediately effects road cars. Even so, I feel the companies study a good deal from experimenting and optimizing in F1, just as they do in LMP and GT racing, and that they consider that information and facts into consideration when executing function for road vehicles. |
2016年7月25日 (月) 03:10時点における版
If some testing is excellent, then much more testing need to be improved, so we contacted as many coldair, high-flow intake manufacturers as we could to consider our testing to the upcoming level.
We purposely go the more lengths to assure that our solutions do not compromise the OEM dependability elements and we spend certain consideration not only to NVH aspects, but also to how the parts/tune integrate into the Ford automobile they are engineered for. Couple of - if any - of the other aftermarket companies do the identical degree of engineering that we do…and none of this group are ISO 9001-2008 Licensed like we are.
As soon as again, we had complications with the winch cables and the cold-air metal housing. also, the metal housing comes as two components. Ours was slightly bent, and we had a heck of a time receiving the tiny screws in location with our large, meat-hook hands. The moment we received the cold-air setup dialed in, we had been fine. The opening for the air filter is large-about 5 inches-and has a nice gradual taper down to the size of the throttle body opening.
I am not saying there's any direct trickle down from F1 to road vehicles. With the exceptions of the Laferrari and P1, I would agree that very significantly none of it immediately effects road cars. Even so, I feel the companies study a good deal from experimenting and optimizing in F1, just as they do in LMP and GT racing, and that they consider that information and facts into consideration when executing function for road vehicles.