Ram Air
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Ram Air
I whan't to make a ram air set up for my hatch, I have already cut out the passenger side foglight slot and removed the resinator box. I was thinking some dryer duct with a funnel fitted into the foglight housing??? Any tip's & suggestions will help a bunch. 
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Re: Ram Air (Rising sun #1)
That's about it.
Mimick the Comptech Icebox, it's a proven power adder.
I clicked this thread because I have the Iceman Ram Air headlight replacement.
It's effective, especially as the speed increases.
But it's not the same idea as yours.
Mimick the Comptech Icebox, it's a proven power adder.
I clicked this thread because I have the Iceman Ram Air headlight replacement.
It's effective, especially as the speed increases.
But it's not the same idea as yours.
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Re: Ram Air (Eee Pee)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Eee Pee »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">That's about it.
Mimick the Comptech Icebox, it's a proven power adder.
I clicked this thread because I have the Iceman Ram Air headlight replacement.
It's effective, especially as the speed increases.
But it's not the same idea as yours.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Mimick the Comptech Icebox, it's a proven power adder.
I clicked this thread because I have the Iceman Ram Air headlight replacement.
It's effective, especially as the speed increases.
But it's not the same idea as yours.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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