fastsspr

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Hello:

I want let you all know that SSRA is the best set up has ramair you can buy rigth now.That istalation is so simple and clean,it only takes 15 to 20 minutes to do it.It fit perfectly and the quality was 10 out of 10.Know in the performance side it was greate .
My friends car is a 98 z28 M6 3.73,slp lid and slp cai,bbk tb,goted cat and 26x9/16 MT sportman pros.The car ran 13.12 all nith at 105.01 miles 1.91 60' avarage.We only replaced the Slp cai with the SSRA and went 12.86 @107.43 with 1.97 60'.We made 3 runs in the 12.8 that nigth with the pases @ 107.s.
Man $199 for a solid .26 of second and 2.5 miles.Is no beter deal for 20 minute of my time and 200 bucks..SSRA rules .Oh and the customer service from Al was the best in the planet,i recomend it to everyone as a first mod.I'm so impress and happy with it.Happy new year!!

1LEFirehawk

I agree, this is one of my favorite mods so far. I really noticed better throttle response and an increase in power. I think it even gave me better gas mileage. I agree Al at Austin performance Inc was great to work with.

fastsspr, those are some great improvements in times.

XtinctHawk02

I still like my FTRA still.....SSRA is little on the expensive side.

1LEFirehawk

That's how it works. Better quality and design usually cost more.

ss1le02

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thanks for the kind words on my product. Here are some pics for you.

slt200mph

iTrader: (42)

I like the stainless steal FTRA better than the plastic SSRA..have seen no difference in performance between them

ss1le02

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Here's some more pics.

35th SS

iTrader: (2)

got my vote on the SSRA.Running it on the 35th.

Josh

iTrader: (9)

Very nice improvement! Was the weather any different when you made the runs with the SSRA?

Josh

jpbgto

iTrader: (4)

the ftra can be prone to heat soak, I have had my ssra for about 6months now awesome product.

SSCamaro99_3

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I really like my SSRA, and Al is a great person.

big dave

I find those gains hard to believe. Has anyone else documented that kind of performance increase?

slt200mph

iTrader: (42)

how much heat soak will it have considering it is in front of the motor and radiator in the moving air....dont bogart that joint pass it over.. these cars got enough plastic on em already why u want 2 add more...go stainless dude..

unit213

Me too. Unless done on back to back runs it's not really a valid claim. There are too many other things involved. I'm not negating the product though.

chipabba

I'm always scraping the plastic air foil under the front of my lowered Z. Will I ding the SSRA as well?

DreamState23x

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im curious to see what it looks like on a T/A I saw the picture on their web site but I would like to see it from a few feet away..

SMOKIN01TA

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from the pics id say yea. also the ftra doesnt pic up water on a daily driver nearly as easy as that pic shows the ssra to do. probably a tad better because of the air inlet catching a bit more air than the ftra but for a daily driver not a good idea. also the gains probably had some weather factors in there also. mine will change 3or 4 tenths with extreme weather changes.

35th SS

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dont worry you cant really see it underneath.

fastsspr

iTrader: (49)

I know maybe is hard to belive but we have all the prove (Time slips)My friend car is at the track like 2 to 3 times a month it has over 75 pases in the 13s and the day we tested the SSRA we do it at the track before and after with slp CAI to make a fair competition .The FRA is a good unit but honestly it can't make a true ram air efect.Is logic the lower scoop make huge diference in desings when you see both of them.And it a heat socker mean less HP .
In my opinion it worth the investment 2 times with results we had .

Runn

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