Ram-air or cold air intake?
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Ram-air or cold air intake?
Which would give the best performance:
self built cold air intake or ram air (the kind that the air comes from the bottom and not through the hood).
also i am interested in seeing any self built systems that anyone has on their car...
thanks
self built cold air intake or ram air (the kind that the air comes from the bottom and not through the hood).
also i am interested in seeing any self built systems that anyone has on their car...
thanks
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Car: 1991 CAMARO 1968 FIREBIRD
Engine: CAMARO 3.1L FIREBIRD 455
Transmission: CAMARO 700R4 FIREBIRD TH-400
I had thecoldair intake i ended up getting the intake off a 86 camaro the one that comes through the nose i like that one allot better
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Car: 1986 Firebird
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Cold air always helps.
Ram air is also cold air, but helps more at higher speeds (ramming air).
Ram Air can also suck up dirt & water & etc off the road, where a cold air wouldn't.
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Ram air is also cold air, but helps more at higher speeds (ramming air).
Ram Air can also suck up dirt & water & etc off the road, where a cold air wouldn't.
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-Tom P (Hot rodded 1986 Firebird 2.8l) from http://www.f-body.net/mailbag/3rd/3rd_mailbag.html message boards
---Think your car could be pic of the week? Visit http://www.f-body.net for details!
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