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Old 06-25-2003, 12:33 PM   #1
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can i use short ram made for type R which i think have a 3" diameter for my ls engine? i think the regular short ram intake for the ls has a diameter of 2.5"
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Sure with the right silicone adapter coupling, but if you think that is going to help performance over the standard ls shot ram intake then you got another thing coming...
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Sure with the right silicone adapter coupling, but if you think that is going to help performance over the standard ls shot ram intake then you got another thing coming...


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