Tunnel ram fi setup, thoughts?
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2001
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From: Salem Oregon
Tunnel ram fi setup, thoughts?
I posted this in general, but thought maybe tech would be better.
I have bid on this, and it has room under MY hood. Any thoughts on what it might take as far as a chip to make it work good? thanks, Randy
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...item=7985751865
I have bid on this, and it has room under MY hood. Any thoughts on what it might take as far as a chip to make it work good? thanks, Randy
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...item=7985751865
Le Mans Master
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Australia
Just enter the no into ebay search box.
Does not look that much different to a Holley stealth Ram.
Plenty of info on them around especially on other GM car sites where clearance is not a problem
Try thirdgen.org
Does not look that much different to a Holley stealth Ram.
Plenty of info on them around especially on other GM car sites where clearance is not a problem
Try thirdgen.org
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2002
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From: Lakeland fl
Im pretty sure it wont clear your stock hood. I am building a single plane EFI intake myself, and the IAC on the throttle body is super close to the water neck, to the point where I had to modify them both and carefully alter their relationship to get them to fit under the hood. This intake seems to have space in that area.
As for tuning, 30 lb injectors will require a new eprom to run. The airflow differences will also require a new tune. Most everyone I spoke to say there is a signifigant amount of AE that needs to be added to single plane and tunnel ram style manifolds vs the stock tpi.
It does look nice though, and I am sure it will make good HP with a complimenting cam and exhaust.
As for tuning, 30 lb injectors will require a new eprom to run. The airflow differences will also require a new tune. Most everyone I spoke to say there is a signifigant amount of AE that needs to be added to single plane and tunnel ram style manifolds vs the stock tpi.
It does look nice though, and I am sure it will make good HP with a complimenting cam and exhaust.
