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Will venting make a car slower?

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szewczyd

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I am venting right now until I get my recirculation kit and I am jsut wondering if my car will be slower? If I go to the track venting and then recirculating will I notice a difference in times?
 
Maybe, run it both ways and find out. That would be interesting comparison.
 
Originally posted by szewczyd
I am venting right now until I get my recirculation kit and I am jsut wondering if my car will be slower? If I go to the track venting and then recirculating will I notice a difference in times?

There really isn't a performance difference between venting/not venting. Here's whats happening though:

Every time you shift, your motor gets a mouthful of increadibly rich air/fuel charge. This extreme richness washes oil off the cylinder walls and contaminates the oil with fuel and deposits. This reduces the oil longevity and makes the filter work harder and constequently not filter for as long and as well as it could. So no, the performance will stay the same, but your engine will wear out faster because of this.

-Groomz
 
Welli am going to see if there is any performance differences. tonight I am going to the track venting and it a couple of weeks I will go back only change being that I am recirculating
 
Originally posted by TTalon
venting will wear out the engine....:confused: r u sure

On a stock setup vented, yes. With a blow-through or VPC setup, no. Simply because the air being vented is metered on a stock setup. One reason why oil change intervals have gone up in recent decades is due to the accuracy of fuel injection over carburation. A more precise fuel ratio leads to less contaminates and longer oil/internals life. Isn't technology great?

-Groomz
 
Originally posted by szewczyd
sorry moderators, I didn't mean to start another flame war over venting.:rolleyes:

:hovers over ban button:


;)


At least you realize it will make the car run differently, and this wasn't a "how do I vent" thread.
 
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