it gives u more hp?
11-14-2006, 12:10 AM
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RE: it gives u more hp?
Carb or EFI?
With a carb, you'll get cooler air. With the hood sealing everything up your engine is sucking up the air that surrounds the engine. Definately warmer.
EFI? They make ram air kits for these. Most of them don't actually use 'ram air', but are actually 'air resonance boxes'. Don't ask me how they work. Something to do with the intake pulses of the engine interacting with the airstream. Blablabla.
With a carb, you'll get cooler air. With the hood sealing everything up your engine is sucking up the air that surrounds the engine. Definately warmer.
EFI? They make ram air kits for these. Most of them don't actually use 'ram air', but are actually 'air resonance boxes'. Don't ask me how they work. Something to do with the intake pulses of the engine interacting with the airstream. Blablabla.
11-14-2006, 12:49 AM
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RE: it gives u more hp?
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the ram air has like no cowl lift i don't think or can u get it in 3"?
cuz then it would be between
1. stormin norman 2.5"
2. cobra R 2.5"
the ram air has like no cowl lift i don't think or can u get it in 3"?
cuz then it would be between
1. stormin norman 2.5"
2. cobra R 2.5"
Carb or EFI?
With a carb, you'll get cooler air. With the hood sealing everything up your engine is sucking up the air that surrounds the engine. Definately warmer.
EFI? They make ram air kits for these. Most of them don't actually use 'ram air', but are actually 'air resonance boxes'. Don't ask me how they work. Something to do with the intake pulses of the engine interacting with the airstream. Blablabla.
With a carb, you'll get cooler air. With the hood sealing everything up your engine is sucking up the air that surrounds the engine. Definately warmer.
EFI? They make ram air kits for these. Most of them don't actually use 'ram air', but are actually 'air resonance boxes'. Don't ask me how they work. Something to do with the intake pulses of the engine interacting with the airstream. Blablabla.
