does anyone have an educated guess or a way of calculating how much air is displaced by El Mirages airborne clay
pt 1: alkali soil is likely chock full of minerals, what is its static charge +, or -
what effect might any possible charge have on the air
will the charge, the dirt or BOTH combined, dare i say it, bind the oxygen essentially sequestering it
pt 2: what would be the power loss recovery benefit of scrubbing it, considering all its possible ill-effects
pt 3: what is the ill effect of engine wear or more likely gumming caused by it
pt4: what does it do to "wet" intercoolers which cool turbo/blower air in conjunction with a pre-blower water mist or even water spray
what do the charge air passages look like, and what is growing in there
some competitors use K&N air filters in an effort to protect their engines, which have been shown in an independent test to be utterly ineffective when filtering microscopic
"dirt" particles. paper filtration would be too restrictive, unless implemented on a grand scale. does addressing this have some virtue or should i go back to watching TV