ram air hood questions
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ram air hood questions
i am trying to make my ram air hood functional and ran into some problems. i bought a harwood fiberglass hood without knowing the ram air part is blocked off. i found a cheep 96 ws6 air box and decided to cut the holes or nostrils open, i cut around the edges and when the middle part poped out if fell back into the hood so theres no opening to the engine bay. it seems like i should cut around this rectangle part but i want to make sure. if anyone has any advice or could take a pic of what a ram air hood hood looks like from the inside it would help me out a lot. thanks
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Your hood looks alot like my ultra Z hood. If your talking about the rectangular part that you see when you open the hood (underside) Then yes you must open that part up to make it functional. I used a dremel tool. This is a messy job, be sure to use some sort of dust mask and take your time. This is a lot easier is you remove the hood but you can do it on the car.
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Here you go complete with measurement. Note that I took off an additional 1/2". I opened it up a bit and removed the rain baffles since my car is not a daily driver. This is an OEM hood.
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thanks alot for the pic, thats exactly what i was looking for. i got another question now which MAF do i use i have one with a screen that was on my car with the CAI, and one that the guy i got the air box from gave to me. screen or no screen?
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That screen won't slow you down, I ran my 11 with a screened MAF. Like you I have both. When my car was boltons only the descreened MAF actually lost me a tenth. I haven't run the ported MAF at the track since the H&C.