My90Iroc

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I was looking at the BG Ram Air kit for WS6 hoods and wondering if anyone has used it? Are you happy with it, happy with the results? Thanks.

BTW: I asking in reference to a 2000 WS6.

99MONGOOSE

I plan to get it for my WS6 because I have heard nothing but good things about it!

Racehead

I couldn't be happier with mine. I'd buy it again if I had to

2001 White Ws6

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I've had mine for almost a year now. It's a bitch to install but it's a great design and works well. If you drive a ws6 then you better get the BG Ram Air.

SLP LS1

Like they said works well, just a big pain in the *** to install! I had to do a few adjustments to mine. Other than that get it!

mike c.

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i just installed mine last night. kind of a pain to do,but why have a ramair that dont work.

TaTommyWS6

Installed mine a few weeks ago. Seems to work fine. The fit is great (annoying to install...)

Tommy

PS I can suck up small animals now!

My90Iroc

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Thanks for all the responses. You guys say it's annoying to install, what's the problem(s)?

Nick D

I ordered mine last week and it still hasn't arrived. I CAN'T WAIT. I think the annoyinh part of the install is drilling out the baffles because from what I've heard it's pretty straight forward. Good luck and let me know how it goes because I will installing mine the day it gets here.

Mike98WS6

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I installed my BGRA last November. It took me an hour to install. It makes a big difference once the car goes faster.

2001 White Ws6

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Well to make it very easy to install the BGRA you can remove your entire hood and it'll be a cakewalk. That's too much to do so no one would do it that way.

The reason why it's a PIA to install is the awkward position you have to be in to install it entire time. If you are a small guy then it shouldn't be too much trouble. Other then that it's pretty straight forward.

qane

I've considered this kit as well but I'm curious what gain the entire kit has over just having removed the baffles myself. I realize the air still isn't being strictly directed into the intake.

Does the inch gap being sealed make that much of a difference? Enough to warrent a $200+ pricetag?

SLP LS1

2001 White Ws6

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If you don't have the hood sealed to the airbox then you'll have a shitload of turbulence and wasted air exiting around the airbox.

With the airbox being sealed to the hood you have a straight shot of air right into the airbox. Much more efficient.

Ohio Bird of Prey

Anyone with a link to this product.
I've removed 1 baffle so far and I was
getting ready to seal the front of the box.
Would like to know what you guys are talkin
about.

Nick D

just go to yahoo! and run a search for "brian green ram air" it'll be the first link, don't try "BGRA" you'll get some other baseball links. thats how i found it and ordered it.

SLP LS1

www.ls1speed.com -under intake

Jay02LS1ws6

This is the first I have heard about this kit. So it involves removing the baffles in the hood? Wouldn't this be risky driving in the rain? Sealing the box to the hood sounds liek a great idea, but can someone clarify about the baffles?

2001 White Ws6

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I've driven in downpours without the rain deflector plate in. Hell i haven't even used the rain plate since i've had it. I wash the car with it out and still no problems. You won't encounter a problem unless you are driving through a solid wall of water or a very big puddle and washes on in the hood.

There are the front and back baffles on each nostril opening. Take them both out.

BG Ram Air System site

This link has all the instructions you will need to install it.

Razor

Does anyone know if this kit will work on an aftermarket WS6 hood?

If so, I am sold.

Regards, Ray