slp flowpac
02-01-2007, 08:18 PM
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slp flowpac I was looking around some of the sponsors sites when I saw the slp flowpac. Is the slp flowpac worth getting. Also I have a 98 TA but have installed ram air. Does this mean I will have to get the 00-02 flowpac? Thanks for the help.
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Originally Posted by 98TAbadass
I was looking around some of the sponsors sites when I saw the slp flowpac. Is the slp flowpac worth getting.
Originally Posted by 98TAbadass
Also I have a 98 TA but have installed ram air. Does this mean I will have to get the 00-02 flowpac?
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I bought the flowpac and installed it.
I could see the metal ducting that draws cool air from the bottom of the car useful if you're at the track a a hot day and you're hot-lapping your car, or don't have time to let your engine cool between runs.
As mentioned above, the real gain is the lid.
The bellow just makes the rid much harder to take on and off because the freakin rubber that the bellow is made of is barely flexable.
I could see the metal ducting that draws cool air from the bottom of the car useful if you're at the track a a hot day and you're hot-lapping your car, or don't have time to let your engine cool between runs.
As mentioned above, the real gain is the lid.
The bellow just makes the rid much harder to take on and off because the freakin rubber that the bellow is made of is barely flexable.
