o, soda.
ahha way to be an ***, with that really large pic, haha

ive never heard it called pop

hahah wow i feel dumb

 

lol i never heard it called soda till I moved to montana...

 

im in pa
and i have never heard pop, i though he ment some wierd intake term or something

 

I got up to montana and they were like I'll give you a pop... lol

 

to you he means soda can, california its called COKE. no matter what kinda soda-pop it is
MICHIGAN its called pop

 

I wasnt really trying to be an *** about it, but I thought i could safely use the word "pop" without having to explain myself. eh owell

sorry. haha

 

no u werent an ***, it was just funny how big the pic of just the soda can was

wow
just typing i didnt even think to cal it anything but soda, its not lke i even entertain there are other names for it, to me, its always been soda

 

So I did a little research to back up my aluminium thermal insulation of my intake :

Thermal radiant barriers possess the characteristics of low emissivity, low absorptivity and high reflectivity in the infra-red spectrum. They may also exhibit this for other wavelengths including visible light but this is not necessary for its function as thermal barrier. Only a small fraction of radiant energy is absorbed by such a material (most being reflected back away) and therefore only a small fraction is re-emitted. Highly polished metals are such an example . Conversely, dark materials with low reflectivity will absorb a large fraction of energy and similarly emit a large fraction.

Therefore my aluminium heatwrap effectively shields my intake from unwanted heat and keeps the air inside at whatever temperature it is. I agree that the temperature inside may be open to debate due to the location of the filter.

UTA