"Maybe" SSRA does work..12.402@111.96
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Originally Posted by z2802sunsetls1
what mods u have ? those r nice times
suspension: Hal Qa1 rear drag shocks, Metco lower control arms, Moser 12 bolt & 4.11's
exhaust: 3" y-pipe, 3" cutout & flow master cat back
intake: SSRA, Slp lid, granatelli maf & home ported maf
tires: BFG drag radials-P255/16/50's
Those are all my mods..
Jeff, the clutch never got hot until my final pass which I netted the 1.68 short time but missed 3rd. Definately would of been 12.3's. Fred
Originally Posted by FAST LS1
Ram Air works especially the second 1/8th of the track.
I made one as big as I could possibly fit into the car and it seems to work ok
I made one as big as I could possibly fit into the car and it seems to work ok
Originally Posted by SSTYCOON
how do you make that?, can i make something like that for my SS?, more air more power right?
You can make it with just simple hand tools like I did if you have patience and time, it's not too bad once you get the templates perfected. It's alot easier to cut and fit cardboard compared to metal
Originally Posted by FAST LS1
I first made a template of both intakes out of backer board for fitment and alignment. Then I went to the scrap yard and bought two sheets of stainless steel that were 3'x3' and cut and bent it to fit the templates out of cardboard. I cut all the sheets with a reciprocating saw with bi-metal bits and bent the peices on a bench vise with the aid of a hammer. A metal brake would have been really useful but I didn't have access to one at the time so it took a long time to bend stainless that thick.
You can make it with just simple hand tools like I did if you have patience and time, it's not too bad once you get the templates perfected. It's alot easier to cut and fit cardboard compared to metal
You can make it with just simple hand tools like I did if you have patience and time, it's not too bad once you get the templates perfected. It's alot easier to cut and fit cardboard compared to metal
