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    Lol engine heat.

    Flow > Temps.

    Unless you plan on making some exhaust system that routes the crossover under the transmission, it's not going to make a difference no matter what intake you come up with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blueguy View Post
    Flow > Temps.
    Makes sense. The SC is compressing it the same regardless of hot or cold. I'm just stuck in a NA mindset where cooler air is denser and betterer.
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