[DeTomaso] Kurt Busch Pantera

[JFFR]

At 20 MPH it blows into the scoop. What does it do at 120 MPH, and again 
at 160?


/The simple answer is that as speed increases, the sealed air box 
becomes a ram air system. The only place for the air to go is into the 
engine. I never bothered to test the design above 100 mph, but I never 
saw an inlet air temperature increase at any speed.//The only time the 
engine inlet air temperature went up is when the ambient temperature 
increased./

-------------- next part --------------
   At 20 MPH it blows into the scoop. What does it do at 120 MPH, and
   again at 160?
   The simple answer is that as speed increases, the sealed air box
   becomes a ram air system. The only place for the air to go is into the
   engine. I never bothered to test the design above 100 mph, but I never
   saw an inlet air temperature increase at any speed. The only time the
   engine inlet air temperature went up is when the ambient temperature
   increased.