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08-05-2008 | 12:38 PM

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Nice job....

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08-05-2008 | 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by 94'BLKBRD

From what I've heard on here the SLP pac is junk!

I have the same custom ram air on my car. It doesn't affect the radiator cooling at all. I've noticed a better throttle response since the custom ram air.

thanks for the band news coz i already got mine loool.

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08-05-2008 | 09:33 PM

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Functionality fueled by creativity....nice job.

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08-06-2008 | 02:24 AM

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Hey I got a question for ya. How did you attach the sheet under the filter where the two dryer ducts come in. That part's got me stumped

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08-06-2008 | 07:13 AM

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I think it's sick. I thought about doing something like that but could never figure out what exactly I wanted to do. I might have to come see it one day, since I usually in Blue Ridge once a week for work. I would leave the hose silver so everyone sees your setup. Hell of a job man!!

Lemme know when your in town and I'll let you look at it if I can

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08-06-2008 | 07:20 AM

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Hey I got a question for ya. How did you attach the sheet under the filter where the two dryer ducts come in. That part's got me stumped

Its not really attached. I just cut it a little bit bigger than the box that holds the filter and with the foam/weatherstripping I used to seal it up it is held down TIGHT. You could attach it if you wanted but I didn't see the need to. One sheetmetal screw into the core support would work.

My sheetmetal wasn't perfectly flat either since it came of a 88 camaro hood ;-) So it naturally wedged itself a little. As long as you cut it a little bigger than the box that holds the filter you should be fine.

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What kind of tape is that?

Its the aluminum tape they use on home a/c systems. Been a week and haven't notice any change in appearance so I'm gonna keep rolling with it unless it comes apart.

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Nice job, and for the most part a very clean looking setup

And BTW. Commerce sucks. You need to go down to Silver Dollar Raceway if you wanna know what your car can do

Thanks man. And yeah I know Commerce sucks LOL I knew I'd be close to the 12s. Next time I will be at Silver Dollar.

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08-22-2008 | 10:23 PM

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Looks really good man!! I've just built my own intake, and am about to turn mine into a true ram air. I'm going to try to mate it with the hood and seal it off around the stock "ram air" ports.

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