If you have a After Market Ramair hood come in here
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If you have a After Market Ramair hood come in here
So im thinking of buying this hood for my wifes car for her Bday.
The question I have is,
I want to get the holes cut open to allow more air to come in but I dont want my engine getting all dirty
The question I have is,
I want to get the holes cut open to allow more air to come in but I dont want my engine getting all dirty
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If you cut it out and want it to be functional you will need to come up with a custom way to seal it and be able to run a filter. It will suck in ALOT of dirt/bugs/etc. A stock ws6 setup would work but it wouldn't seal to it..and there are no rain baffles at all so forget that.
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http://fasttoys.net/shop/product_inf...products_id=28
the scoops on the hood do nothing,their just there for looks.
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I have one that looks really similar to that, from sunco.
If you have no intentions of putting a ram air intake on it, don't bother cutting open the holes, as someone said, the stock intake won't be affected.
However, there is an air box assembly that I've seen sold a couple of places that would make it absolutely functional. Send me a PM if you are interested and I could find the site for you.
If you have no intentions of putting a ram air intake on it, don't bother cutting open the holes, as someone said, the stock intake won't be affected.
However, there is an air box assembly that I've seen sold a couple of places that would make it absolutely functional. Send me a PM if you are interested and I could find the site for you.