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Old 11-02-2008, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by chrs1313
and no my water temps also stay under 190
+1 on that. Mine stayed the exact same (195ish) that they were before my ram air, which is similar to chrs1313's.

I don't see how the SUX2BU style is better than the chrs1313 style. They both seem to have about the same results at the race track. I think they're just two different trains of thought about the same thing.

But you won't rip off a SUX2BU style.
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Originally Posted by DOUBT IT

But you won't rip off a SUX2BU style.
What does that mean?
Old 11-02-2008, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by JonCR96Z
What does that mean?
It doesn't stick down below the bumper so that it can be physically ripped off. The rectangular aluminum style like mine and Chris's can be (and have been)
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Oh, duh.
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Originally Posted by JonCR96Z
Oh, duh.
yup i had to fix mine a couple times then i got smart and added a second piece that can be removed for the street and put back on for the track...like the last 5 inches or so...

but when you remove a sux2bu setup you have 2 huge 4in holes in your radiator support...

i dont have any holes but the hood latch support was cut at the top of the V portion...

so +'s and -'s to each
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why would you ever remove the sux2bu style?
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Originally Posted by richard head
why would you ever remove the sux2bu style?
to replace it with a chris1313 duh
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Originally Posted by smok'nZ
to replace it with a chris1313 duh
I've had something similar to both. I like the SUX2BU style better. No difference in track times with either.
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Originally Posted by JonCR96Z
I've had something similar to both. I like the SUX2BU style better. No difference in track times with either.
i like my fog lights too much and if the sux2bu was so good why didnt speedinc make one and sell it?
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Originally Posted by smok'nZ
i like my fog lights too much and if the sux2bu was so good why didnt speedinc make one and sell it?
Well I didn't really care about my foglights and Camaro guys can still keep theres.

Why doesn't speed inc sell his kit? Probably because you have to lose or modify the bumper support. I wouldn't sell it either but it wouldn't stop me from using it.
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got some pics of the dual snuffleupagus


and were you have notch under the lower airbox.



I did more then needed. To keep the ducts a little bit off the rad for airflow behind them to use more of the rad. If your ramair setup toches its gona block that top and not use thet ares of the rad. One of the resones you really should have the AC out to use the SUX2BU style, The 4inch ducts would block a lot and make it so air would onlt pass the bottem middle of the rad. It would be a ^ shape blocked but the ducts off the airdam. (must run it)


if you wnat to keep the AC a thinner small sqare duct is better for you.



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