HOMEMADE CAI
03-05-2007, 07:36 PM
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RE: HOMEMADE CAI
FU*K IT!!!! Just take some A/C Piping, you know the ones that bend and you find them on the back of your laundry dryers..... Use that and filter that damn thing all they way to the bottom of the car to get a "ram air" effect!
03-05-2007, 07:39 PM
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RE: HOMEMADE CAI
LOL i saw a set up like that where they had a 98 cobra so they had it run to the fog light housing and took the fog light out and put a small screen in. looks ghetto as hell though lol
03-05-2007, 09:08 PM
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RE: HOMEMADE CAI
ORIGINAL: mylongvictor
FU*K IT!!!! Just take some A/C Piping, you know the ones that bend and you find them on the back of your laundry dryers..... Use that and filter that damn thing all they way to the bottom of the car to get a "ram air" effect!
FU*K IT!!!! Just take some A/C Piping, you know the ones that bend and you find them on the back of your laundry dryers..... Use that and filter that damn thing all they way to the bottom of the car to get a "ram air" effect!
03-05-2007, 09:36 PM
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RE: HOMEMADE CAI
ORIGINAL: Aixtreme89
Hey thats what I did... lol. It was a prototype. I still am going to make one out of fiberglass... No lie it did work, I saw much better throttle response and it felt quicker... If you are a non beleiver of the effectiveness of ram air or think its useless. Read this entire article, then tell me what you beleive then... http://www.vararam.com/ramairinaroadcar.html
ORIGINAL: mylongvictor
FU*K IT!!!! Just take some A/C Piping, you know the ones that bend and you find them on the back of your laundry dryers..... Use that and filter that damn thing all they way to the bottom of the car to get a "ram air" effect!
FU*K IT!!!! Just take some A/C Piping, you know the ones that bend and you find them on the back of your laundry dryers..... Use that and filter that damn thing all they way to the bottom of the car to get a "ram air" effect!
i skimmed it....you have a basic summary
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