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6 May 2001, 20:21 (Ref:89739)
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Join Date: May 2001
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Inlet Trumpets
I just want to know what inlet trumpets do and how they work in a Formula 1 car.
If anyone knows anything about them let me know Thanks alot |
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6 May 2001, 21:53 (Ref:89773)
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Racer
Join Date: Jul 2000
Posts: 115
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Just go down a few threads to "conclusion(induction system)".
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6 May 2001, 22:11 (Ref:89776)
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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hey i just had the same doubt weeks ago and i posted the induction sytem thread and some other related so take a look at em.
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6 May 2001, 22:15 (Ref:89780)
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Join Date: May 2001
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So do the inlet trumpets move up and down inside the airbox or what?
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7 May 2001, 00:14 (Ref:89808)
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Veteran
Join Date: Nov 1999
Posts: 1,101
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Yes they do. Varying the height of the inlet trumpet allows for creating standing waves at any given circumstance which enables you the have the high pressure point of that wave at the inlet port, which means better filling of the cylinder.
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