vipah
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Ni, Ni, Ni
Does VIPAIR work on Gen1
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Wild Bill
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I don't know....augghhhhhh (splat)
AJT
Enthusiast
" I don't Know, Ahhhhhh"
Andy
Andy
AJT
Enthusiast
Wild Bill I think you beat me by a a second or 2..
joe117
Enthusiast
So I'm still reading that book about WW2 aircraft engines.
It says that the air scoop assembly on the bottom of a P51 Mustang took in cold air and used it to cool the oil, engine coolant and supercharger air.
This scoop was designed so well that the air coming in expanded while cooling the liquids and went out the back at a much higher velocity than when it came in.
They said that the thrust developed by that outgoing air overcame the drag of the scoop assembly.
They said that at high altitude it might have been providing more thrust than drag.
How about that?
Nothing to do with Vipair but still a good scoop story.
It says that the air scoop assembly on the bottom of a P51 Mustang took in cold air and used it to cool the oil, engine coolant and supercharger air.
This scoop was designed so well that the air coming in expanded while cooling the liquids and went out the back at a much higher velocity than when it came in.
They said that the thrust developed by that outgoing air overcame the drag of the scoop assembly.
They said that at high altitude it might have been providing more thrust than drag.
How about that?
Nothing to do with Vipair but still a good scoop story.
Frank 03SRT
Enthusiast
And your point is????? maybe the Vipair is a good poop story?
viper spray
Enthusiast
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joe117
Enthusiast
Well, that's a given.
There were other things in the book that were interesting.
One was the use of the engine exhaust to provide thrust. I wouldn't have thought that there would be much to gain there but apparently they wanted all they could get.
It made me wonder if the big rail dragsters get downforce on the rear wheels by aiming the stacks up as they do.
There were other things in the book that were interesting.
One was the use of the engine exhaust to provide thrust. I wouldn't have thought that there would be much to gain there but apparently they wanted all they could get.
It made me wonder if the big rail dragsters get downforce on the rear wheels by aiming the stacks up as they do.
Wild Bill
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AJT...great minds think alike 
(and have the best taste in model and color)
Red IS the fastest color and prefered by 9 out of 10 beautiful women (the one that didn't vote for it was a blonde and didn't understand the question)
Bill
(and have the best taste in model and color)Red IS the fastest color and prefered by 9 out of 10 beautiful women (the one that didn't vote for it was a blonde and didn't understand the question)
Bill
scottgf
Viper Owner
I agree with that.....
But what is this Vipair thing Ive been hearing about??? Does it work???
ps. Whats for lunch?
Cheers,
garolittle
Enthusiast
Hmmmmm .... I wonder if anyone is going to respond to the nearly 1,000 post thread that started this whole thing.
http://vca2.viperclub.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB14&Number=324717&Forum=UBB14&Words=Vipair&Match=Entire%20Phrase&Searchpage=1&Limit=25&Old=3months&Main=324717&Search=true#Post324717
Come on now ... you know you want to click on the link and respond. Sure would be interesting if that tread hit 1,000.
GraphiteGTS
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But, bottom line, exactly how much RWHP does the Viperair unit add?
garolittle
Enthusiast
16 rwhp .... Oh man, here we go.
GraphiteGTS
Enthusiast
So, two Viperairs equals, what, about 48 RWHP? And, four, what, (where's my slide rule?).
GraphiteGTS
Enthusiast
I suppose a person would be kinda crazy not to install a Viperair.
AJT
Enthusiast
It's on page 31, 993 hits... Damn I'm bored with no car....
Wild Bill, my Red brother, Red is the fastest color.
Andy
Wild Bill, my Red brother, Red is the fastest color.
Andy
Wild Bill
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I've got a car but it's raining and 38 degrees out so I guess I'll just go home and put another coat of Zaino on, pop 2 or 14 cold beers and remember the drives I took this summer.
B
AJT
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Houston, Saturday & Sunday 70 degrees & sunny!
