Hi,
What is this tube attached to the air intake system, after the air
filter. And what is it supposed to do? (See picture at below site )
http://www.geocities.com/averygoodson/
AJay
Having built horn loudspeaker systems, and creating or opening dead
air space chambers, and extending the low frequency performance, where
the horn, because of its length and mouth size can't produce lower
notes, because the pressure backs up the horn and cancels the next
wave, I thought it was something that will vent the pressure of the
intake air train that is coming through the intake system when an
intake valve-s close, and stops it, to let the air flow steadier.
Cyclone Headers used to have a bulge at the exhaust port with funnel
shapes there that funneled the exhaust down the pipe, but a returning
pulse got diverted into the bulge, reducing back pressure.
In the late 50's Chrysler had 30" long intake runners, that they
called Ram Induction, and the carb for the right bank of the V-8 was
outboard of the left valve cover. That was said to increase air flow
at mid revs to increase power for passing. Don't think they had the
proboscus.
VF