Bfi Quick Question
05-16-06, 05:18 PM
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Bfi Quick Question
I have a 97 sc300 and I made a BFI by putting the big hole in the intake holder and removing the lil air hole which is under the headlight and covered the side which attracts alot heat with a cover and the part where the hole goes outside because before I had a hole in my bfi but i didnt do nothing else but for some reason I was spending 10 dollars everyday for like 2 hrs of driving. some help would be helpful/
05-16-06, 07:39 PM
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Ummmmmm yeaaaaa......rocks are bad, dude!! 
whatthehellareyoutalkingaboutwiththeBFIintake???
Remove your passenger side head-light completely, that will give you the cold/ram-air effect.
Couldn't help it Oldskool, too funny!!!!
whatthehellareyoutalkingaboutwiththeBFIintake???
Remove your passenger side head-light completely, that will give you the cold/ram-air effect.
Couldn't help it Oldskool, too funny!!!!
Last edited by neurocity; 05-16-06 at 07:47 PM.
05-16-06, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by OldSkoolGS
I have a 97 sc300 and I made a BFI by putting the big hole in the intake holder and removing the lil air hole which is under the headlight and covered the side which attracts alot heat with a cover and the part where the hole goes outside because before I had a hole in my bfi but i didnt do nothing else but for some reason I was spending 10 dollars everyday for like 2 hrs of driving. some help would be helpful/
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mayby hes talking about 10 dollars on gas for 2hrs of driving, if thats right then where the hell is he stealing gas from!! i spend like 25(half tank) on 2.5 hrs of driving, and that was the same for my stock sc, not to change subject but heres 3 sides of an argument on better intake as far as mpg -- more air into engine so u need more fuel to compensate for the fuel air ratio therefor worse gas mileage, -- more air so bigger explosion in chamber so less gas needed to make same hp so better gas mileage -- more air so more gas but so much more hp that u end up going farther with less effort and therefore better gas mileage, can anyone clear that up(i mean factually, not by reading the side of a Tornado box that says better fuel economy or something like that)
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