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I did this mod last winter to my RV8. I also changed from the elbow 
adaptor with vertical sump, but I have the Bendix servo.

http://www.lazy8.net/speedmods.htm

I was very pleased with the quality from eci.

John 
RV spy


Clark Baker wrote:
> Has anyone installed a cold air induction system on their Lycoming 360 
> and have any comments? I currently have an Airflow Perfomance Fuel 
> Injection on the vertical sump (with the adaptor elbow to make it 
> forward facing).
>  
> I am looking at the ECI http://www.eci2fly.com/exp/cis_flyer.pdf . 
>  
> Of course this would require a new exhaust.  Any comments on the 
> reported gains from a  4 into 1 exhausts  
> http://www.aircraftexhaust.net/  (Styles of Exhaust link)
>  
> And, likely my cowling will need modified, but since it was slightly 
> damaged from my gear incident....
>
> Regards,
> Clark Baker
>  
> LNC2 360, 750hrs