How does that 'cold air intake' work that yall set up? How is it different from the stock way, besides looks? Is the way it's mounted how the 'cold' air comes in?

I don't know if I asked these so that yall know what I'm asking, but try to answer please!

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2.8 Liter V6
No Current Mods

Third Generation Camaro Site

 

Cool, that's a bitchin' compare between the two systems... you can see the lack of MAF sensor in the top photo, and it's appearance in BrianK's car...


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-Tom P (Hot rodded 1986 Firebird 2.8l)

 

i can't see brianK's setup....wish i could. don't know why the picture didn't show up.

how does "mine" work. well basically you are 1) taking all the narrow kinks and bends out of the factury ducting. and 2) updgrading to a 3" wide tube so the air flows MUCH MUCH easier. it practically shoot right into the TB.

and 3) its stuck as close to the fender wall as possible to get farther away from the engine as to get the coolest air possible. my next step, which i got from KED85 and TomP is to enclose it on all sides except the bottom to block off even more engine heat that may be getting in there. overall its a huge increase over stock. you can hear the air being sucked in at idle, and gulped when you hit the trottle. so basically i am getting the coolest air possible near the coolant resivoir, which is most likely coming from the fender area.

i don't know too much about maf's so i wish i could see briank's pics....but hope that helps

[This message has been edited by SAEspinz80 (edited November 27, 2001).]

 

I had drop in K&N's they are great.. I was looking for something better and different that would flow the most. This setup does.



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http://www.geocities.com/overlift/Dcp02084.jpg

 

hey Brian K,

You mentioned in a post about a year ago for someone to do a RAM Cold Air. Could this be done and how would you do it?

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'88 2.8 V6 Sport Coupe
Navy Blue w/ light Grey GFX
'shorty' Rear Wing



cybergarage.cjb.net
stuart69427@aol.com

 

I am still not seeing he picture so I thought I would try to post it for others to see, Brian and Spinz nice setups, I love them both.
http://www.geocities.com/overlift/Dcp02084
okay no such luck, well what I did was copy the target URL, and paste it in the browser and it worked for me good luck guys.

[This message has been edited by Joe_L (edited November 28, 2001).]