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Old 10-31-2013, 04:22 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by campy View Post
What could be happening is that air is going in through the stock snorkel and out through your added snorkel. The air wants to go where there is the least resistance, so it might be easier to go down the piping than through the filter and into the throttle body.

I just feel like there's a reason why no one has done this before.
The path of least resistance would be into the cylinder that's pulling a vacuum. The reason it hasn't been done is because the stock snorkel is perfectly adequate for the motor's level of horsepower, if not a little bit more. But people are convinced that the resonators somehow "choke" the motor...sometimes engineering solutions aren't "pretty", but they do the job.
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