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Old 04-27-2010, 11:20 AM
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Here is my Ramair modified lid that now connect to 115mm TB
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Old 04-27-2010, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by SlickVert
Here is my Ramair modified lid that now connect to 115mm TB
Very clean engine bay! The way it should be haha. Hopefully mine will look that nice one day
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Originally Posted by StreetSilverado
Gonna try to come up with something a little different here in a couple of days.

I'm just curious, and I understand guys that are running the FTRA and "Chris1313" setup are still getting forced are but your trying to pull that air up from a vacuum? Has anyone cut out like say the license plate area and tried forcing air in that way?

I understand that "some" of the air will hit the bottom radiator dam thing and force it up, but like I stated your still trying to pull from vacuum. Wouldn't it get more forced air if you had it comming though the license plate area?

Maybe someone smarter will chime in...

Chris1313 ram air or FTRA is being forced by the air damn picking up air from the bottom of the car....problem in to get the air the way it is supposed to you have to run the bottom plate low to scoop the air but you can also damage the intake by running over the wrong things.
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sux2bu intake uses the holes in the bumper (forced air?) But both ram air kits have proven themselves.
Old 04-29-2010, 11:15 PM
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Time for the electric superchargers from Ebay!

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Here is mine i done a few days ago.



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^^^Aluminum foil?????

Years ago I ran a sux2bu based set up. Worked killer.
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Originally Posted by ninetres
^^^Aluminum foil?????

Years ago I ran a sux2bu based set up. Worked killer.
No it's a aluminum plate with duct connectors bolted into the holes with aluminum tape sealing the inside of the airbox. Aluminum tape is some bad **** it won't hardly come off.....been running it for years since i can't get the foam to stay put at high speeds. By far the best stuff i have tried for sealing the inside of the airbox.

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oh boy, I have lots of different setups lol

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Mie comes off the 4150 throttle body carb hat into a 4" dryer duct (ghetto) that runs to the front of the radiator and turns down to the area right behind the license plate cover. Washer tank removed. Big K&N filter peeking out of the hole in the face. I have not bothered making a "box" for the filter; if I did it might have some Ram Air effect, but I am not worried about it. I'll try and get a couple pics tomorrow while I am changing my window motors.
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Went ahead and did my Sux2bu style too

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Blaine whatd you use to clamp it on the grill ducts?
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Self tapping screws with the rubber washers

I'm not much on the style of it, but man it sure gets some air thats for damn sure.
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whatd you make the plate out of scrap aluminum?
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Originally Posted by BrianC98Z28
whatd you make the plate out of scrap aluminum?
Yeah just a scrap piece that was out behind the shop, I think we still have some left.
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yeah I think all ours has been used over the years I been meaning to do this for the longest.
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I'll look out behind there tomorrow to make sure and text you, but I'm sure we still have some.
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cool, thanks
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whats that you used by the plate, the black ducting part?


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