to me. If you do this please take a bunch of pics for us all to enjoy along your journy.
Induction thinking
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Drifting
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From: Texas
Induction thinking
I got to thinking and wondered how much of a task it would be to make a dual ram air intake like the c5 has available in the aftermarket.
I was thinking replace both fog lights with black mesh wire to keep it hidden and then run the hose.
Does this sound feesable?
only problem i see is where to put the filter
I was thinking replace both fog lights with black mesh wire to keep it hidden and then run the hose.
Does this sound feesable?
only problem i see is where to put the filter
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Drifting
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From: Texas
THATS THE NAME
And yes 2 small fog lights behind each grill was my idea.
I by no means am doing this anytime soon but hey winter IS coming up soon
Anyone have ideas on air filters? do they make 3in cone air filers that could be fit in each tube?
I REALLY hate the induction system a stock c4 has
And yes 2 small fog lights behind each grill was my idea.
I by no means am doing this anytime soon but hey winter IS coming up soon
Anyone have ideas on air filters? do they make 3in cone air filers that could be fit in each tube?
I REALLY hate the induction system a stock c4 has
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Drifting
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From: Texas
I was thinking of making it as straight as possible.
But that would eliminate the need to remove and cut the front bumper/fotlights
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The stock system is really pretty good, why do you hate it? I made a crude ram air system. You can make a home made front plate. I used a $2.79 sheet of aluminum to make the inside scoop. One of these days I will make something nicer, with an enclosed filter. Like the full A/O kit that is $500 or something insane. Here are some pictures:
The stock system gets cold air but not ram air so I thought I'd experiement with this.
The stock system gets cold air but not ram air so I thought I'd experiement with this.
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Melting Slicks
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cool air is always better than hot, but ram effects from body pick-ups have been proven to have negligble effect at speeds under 100 mph, and indeed duct friction losses in extended systems will likely reduce engine output at lower speeds...if you have good tires and a good lawyer, go for it
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On my year you have to take off the front bumper, there are something like 50 screws. Then you could saw the fog light off of the blinker. Or use a different blinker. They are all one part together.
Instructor
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I have an 87 with the stalker front end the fog/ blinker lights set back about 4 inches so they are like 2 big air funnels I have thought about doing the same thing but I could not figure out how to get the duct's from the blinker lights to the air filter or throttle body so if you figure that out show some pics I would love to see them