FTRA vs. SLP vs. Free mod.
Fast Toys Ram Air Sytem
Slp's FlowPac
Free Mod.
Which do yall prefer?
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Be prepared to buy an LT1 radiator for the extra cooling that the "chris1313" will rob you of. So now you are at $400 to do it safely. I am actually pretty sad that Speedinc decided to even carry that joke.
The fact of the matter is that where the pretty little scoop sits, the air flow on the FBodies is so turbulent that no where near as much air is getting in as you want to believe. They are all basically junk, and the chris1313 takes the cake for trying to swindle people out of their money. I wonder if he is working on a tornado intake, but more seriously, I wonder if he has actually ever seen an FBody in a wind tunnel. If he hasn't, the product wasn't well engineered. If he has, he knows that it is ineffective there and is a rip off artist that Speedinc unfortunately got into bed with.
I will say though, im sure all of those air induction systems, except for the Free Mod are the better ones. The Free Mod just opens up the bottom of the air box to get more air flow. The FTRA/SSRA/SLP Flowpac all help direct the air up in there with there design, so you should be getting more air flow then what you do with just the Free Mod.
In the end, its all up to you my friend. Do you wanna spend the money for the system or just do the free mod and go with that? Just remember, which ever setup you go with. You will not notice the difference at all, unless you take it to the track and do a before and after pass and see your timeslips.
Last edited by Badguy7; Jul 12, 2010 at 06:16 PM.
God damn people, this argument has been going on for a decade and chris1313 is either looking to make a quick buck or doesn't know anything about flow on the undercarriage on these cars.
If you want the, I believe I'll start calling it the dumbass1313, go for it, I'm just glad it isn't my money.
Man, to each their own. The chris1313 is an enormous waste of money. Buying **** and getting off before you run at the track for the weight savings will give you the same results, and feel better while keeping the radiator working at its best efficiency.
God damn people, this argument has been going on for a decade and chris1313 is either looking to make a quick buck or doesn't know anything about flow on the undercarriage on these cars.
If you want the, I believe I'll start calling it the dumbass1313, go for it, I'm just glad it isn't my money.






