Disturbed Bird

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does anyone have a write up to how to seal a ramair t/a hood?

jag42420

I have yet to find a write up, but what most do is debaffle the rear baffle (by drilling out the rivets) and leave the front. Then get some weatherstripping at a local home improvement store and some adhesive at an auto parts store and glue the weatherstripping to the hood. You can hear the difference from the front of the car where the intake is afterward. Cooler air = more power...

jag42420

Unfortunately, the BGRA kit http://www.geocities.com/brian98rama..._Air_Pics.html isn't made anymore, but you can see the parts at that link. The weatherstripping needs to be about an inch thick to seal well between the hood and the airbox.

02TransAm/Batmobile

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Do a search for Patrick G's homepage. It's on there.

jag42420

Cool deal. http://guerragroup.com/2000TA.htm I've been considering trying to make something from fiberglass, with inserts and a spacer. I used concrete expansion joint material (foam board) to make what I'm using now...

2000TransAmWS6

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does anybody know what Patrick used to make his spacer?

ThaBirdMan

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If the search wasnt down you could fiqure out.

01pewterbird

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...08#post6693308

Check out the last pages in that thread. Made a box within the hood to ensure the air has a straight smooth path to the filter.

2000TransAmWS6

iTrader: (12)

yes, and if a frog had wings he wouldn't bump his *** when he hopped

good thread 01pewterbird!