Hello all,
Looking for anyone that has provided Ram air to the Bing carbs and if so, did it work fine or otherwise?
by Sean Griffin » Yesterday
Hi Murray,
At a guess, I would say that my carbs are receiving some RAM (pressure above ambient) air. How much? - no idea.
Why do I think there may be RAM - my fresh air inlet is just inside the front cowl opening, to the outside of the prop spinner. I assume that this is a high air pressure location.
The air inlet is an aluminium horn/tube connected to a, home designed/built, air box - supplying both carbs.
The air does go through a K&N filter, which likly reduces RAM to some degree.
The setup works just fine however if you want a comparative comment on how well it works (better/worse than some other design) - no idea . Sorry😈
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