ChazLS12002

WHICH ONE IS THE BEST??? THE FAST TOYS RAM AIR OR THE SUPER SUCKER RAM AIR AND ARE THEY ANYTHING TO PUT ON. DO THEY SCRAPE ANY.
THANKS ALREADY!!!

SSCamaro99_3

iTrader: (1)

SSRA. Easy to put on, and your airdam will scrape way before the SSRA.

ChazLS12002

WILL IT MAKE A NOTICEABLE DIFFERENCE

WICKED SS

iTrader: (36)

I have also wanted to know which one makes more power? I have the FTRA and might sell it to get the SSRA if its worth it? Any one dyno both and see a difference?

Ebbsnflows

iTrader: (15)

Neither will show gains on the dyno...you need air speeds of 75+ mph to really get the effects of the ram air.

Daddytobe

Get the Super Sucker. I finally got into the 12's with the SSRA. The construction was great and it was easy to install. Since I had done the FRA already it took only about 20 minutes to install. BTW, I've never even scraped mine. Just drive sensibly.

mylsone

I had the FTRA on and it made my car run hotter when sitting in traffic. I now have the SSRA and no prob.

WICKED SS

iTrader: (36)

So what about performance, notice anything?

ss1le02

iTrader: (4)

Yeah has anyone ever compared them at the strip? I know on Autotap the SSRA was consistently 4-5 degrees cooler for air inlet temp. Plus it's made in America.

promod1955

iTrader: (44)

no problems at all with my ftra. all depends on if you want to spend more on the same product. and heat soak is not an issue.

Stone0fFire

i wanna see track time differences.
if no one is down,
how about you guys send me both and i will report with my independant research results?

=)

SNAXS

Are their any power differences in the 'Old Style FTRA and the new 'FTRA?

1320_PERFORMANCE

Me and my frend same mods both m6 both 02's i have the ftra and he doesnt. i run 13.2 106 mph and he runs 13.5 @104. no overheating issues here! im happy wit it and looks clean(stealth)