My New Crawford v5 Installed
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My New Crawford v5 Installed
Well, I installed my new v5 last nite on my Diamond Graphite (Silverstone) "G". It looks so much better than the older models, I cut the cover to fit so it would be exposed. No difference in performance from the older Crawfords, but I think this one looks great. What do you think?
When I say no difference in performance, that's a good thing. The car still runs like stink. Thank's Doug for a great product.
Lou
When I say no difference in performance, that's a good thing. The car still runs like stink. Thank's Doug for a great product.
Lou
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I didn't notice any difference in sound, but I never heard that infamous "diesel" sound before. Both sound great to me. And to me, both sound the same.
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I didn't notice any difference in sound, but I never heard that infamous "diesel" sound before. Both sound great to me. And to me, both sound the same.
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Is that you? Be still my heart!
Actually, I think it looks better without the full cover over it. This plenum deserves to be out in the open for all to see, not covered up.
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Is that you? Be still my heart!
Actually, I think it looks better without the full cover over it. This plenum deserves to be out in the open for all to see, not covered up.
Lou
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The cover fits "over" your" v4, and will fit over the v5 as well. I just thought this plenum looked so much better than the older model, it deserved to be displayed for all to see. Also, the cover being over my older unit, produced more heat which caused the powder coat to blister. Heat is not a good thing for air/fuel mixing in the intake.
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Originally posted by lowrider
the cover being over my older unit, produced more heat which caused the powder coat to blister. Heat is not a good thing for air/fuel mixing in the intake.
Lou
the cover being over my older unit, produced more heat which caused the powder coat to blister. Heat is not a good thing for air/fuel mixing in the intake.
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A friend and I did it with a Dremel Tool. We made a template first with cardboard, marked the cover, and worked from that.
Lou
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A friend and I did it with a Dremel Tool. We made a template first with cardboard, marked the cover, and worked from that.
Lou
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