

| Subject: | Re: Cooling Intake Air? |
| Date: | Fri, 21 Jun 1996 11:45:12 -0400 |
> With all the talk of oil temps (ok, I started it : )), I was >thinking of ways to try and keep the intake air cool. IN my 77 I was >thinking that running some duct, like heater hose, from the air intake >around and up into the air scoops on the side of the bus would help the >engine run alittle cooler. Basically try and route the air intake away from >the engine compartment air, and closer to where the air actually comes in. > I would actually think that this would both not help the heat situation and make your motor run worse, not better. By the former I mean that difference it might make will be minimal. By the latter I mean that warmer air tends to absorb aersolized gasoline (such as that coming out of your injectors or down in your carb) much more rapidly, efficiently and completely, thus giving a more combustible air/fuel mix. Of course, this is just slightly informed speculation on my part... Eric
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