My take on "ghetto cold air"
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My take on "ghetto cold air"
I have since blocked off the front of the airbox with a smashed 1 1/4" hose and used silicone to seal around the tubes and seams of the lower box. I'm going to get a grill to cover the front. Laugh if you want, but I'm sure I gained .000001 horsepower @ 396mph! Let the ridicule begin!
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Yes, that's where I stole the idea... bigger than 4" ? I doubt it. Tough to do with the bumper support still in... I cut 4" holes in mine around 9 years ago to fit aluminum dryer duct. Now THAT was true rice. The only reason these fit in the airbox without smashing them is that I don't have a condensor. I checked, it has the same intake surface area as a SR71 and the space shuttle combined.
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Yes, that's where I stole the idea... bigger than 4" ? I doubt it. Tough to do with the bumper support still in... I cut 4" holes in mine around 9 years ago to fit aluminum dryer duct. Now THAT was true rice. The only reason these fit in the airbox without smashing them is that I don't have a condensor. I checked, it has the same intake surface area as a SR71 and the space shuttle combined.
http://www.speedinc.com/morephotos.cfm?cid=C0000984
I have 48 sq in with mine...
nice job on the ram air it will work great sealed up tight...
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if you think 2 4" tubes is big...check this out...
http://www.speedinc.com/morephotos.cfm?cid=C0000984
I have 48 sq in with mine...
nice job on the ram air it will work great sealed up tight...
http://www.speedinc.com/morephotos.cfm?cid=C0000984
I have 48 sq in with mine...
nice job on the ram air it will work great sealed up tight...
She's all sealed up now. But damn, you just pissed on my cornflakes! That's it! I'm welding a 55 gal drum on the front of my car to a Fernco coupler!
Besides, mine's still more ghetto...
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The SUX2BU ram air has proven itself over and over
If done correctly to be one of the top two ram-air setups available for our cars.. The other being a good under car ram air like the chris1313 setup. I chose the SUX2BU because it's significantly cheaper, retains your ac, has no problems with parking blocks, and was made by me
Now the advantages to the chris1313 model is that it has a more finished/ professional feel and doesn't require any cutting.
If done correctly to be one of the top two ram-air setups available for our cars.. The other being a good under car ram air like the chris1313 setup. I chose the SUX2BU because it's significantly cheaper, retains your ac, has no problems with parking blocks, and was made by me
Now the advantages to the chris1313 model is that it has a more finished/ professional feel and doesn't require any cutting.
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In my old fox body I took heavy four inch dust collector tubing and ran it into my stock box with a K&N factory replacement filter. I ran it down under the front clip and made my own air scoop it actually looked pretty cool and helped a bit. Two of them should be pretty effective!
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if you think 2 4" tubes is big...check this out...
http://www.speedinc.com/morephotos.cfm?cid=C0000984
I have 48 sq in with mine...
nice job on the ram air it will work great sealed up tight...
http://www.speedinc.com/morephotos.cfm?cid=C0000984
I have 48 sq in with mine...
nice job on the ram air it will work great sealed up tight...
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