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31-01-2018, 05:54 PM
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So I'm making a youtube channel in the next few months. I have a few videos planned already across a variety of topics, the common thread being applying science to vehicle modifications and/or problems.
Ideas so far include: Engine bay airflow (specifically airflow through heat exchangers) Locating and removing inlet restrictions Siting air intakes Cooling inlet air as much as possible (related to the above, but with extra stuff) Measuring performance changes without a dyno Speaker phasing (or not screwing up your install with dumb mistakes) ECU tuning, logging, and knock detection Driving for maximum fuel economy Building your own flow bench Manifold porting What would you guys & gals like to see? I'm looking for topics & techniques that would apply to a variety of vehicles, not vehicle specific information.
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New channel for the youtubes - looking for DIY tech related video ideas
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