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Old 03-24-2017, 10:16 AM   #4
Keith Seymore
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Re: "cold air" intake... What type of IAT Temps are you seeing?

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Originally Posted by 68c10airstream View Post
Along the lines of your so-called cold air intake a friend installed a so-called cold air intake on his duramax diesel and he said it was noticeably slower under load in hot summer temps. I found a stock layout duramax and found that they pull air from the inner fender for cool air but more importantly it being shielded from water intrusion (would destroy a diesel engine from hydraulic lock). His so-called cold air intake pulled under hood hot air into one of those crappy open element window screen oiled air filter. I bet the small debris his duramax engine is chewing on doesn't help longevity much!!

I have since looked at many aftermarket so-called cold air intake systems and hence my ls 68c10 doesn't breath through one of them.
I came back from the GM Desert Proving Ground to design that air induction system for the GMT800 models. It is still in use.

I'm not a fan of the aftermarket systems.


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