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Old 05-02-2004, 11:40 PM
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Wierd cold air intake

Has anyone with a ram air hood ever hooked a conical filter directly to the throttle body. I'm going to try it this weakend. I'm gonna put a heat shield between the motor and the filter. Any suggestions?

I don't really know how to ask this, but basically can you put an intercooler on a nonturbo/sc motor to cool the air done extremily?
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Re: Wierd cold air intake

Don't forget you need to leave the MAF hooked up.
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Re: Wierd cold air intake

Already tried it even with the ram air hood it is still to small an area to put the filter. So I just removed the air silencer the normal.
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