Modified Stealth Ram
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Racer
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From: Wichita KS
Modified Stealth Ram
Has anyone seen or actually bought just the lower part of the stealth ram? Can you get a part no.? I have the part no. for the upper and lower but I want to fabricate my own plenum to fit under the hood. I need to know if you can purchase the lower part alone. Thanks
Pro
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From: Battle Ground, WA
Re: Modified Stealth Ram (robblk90)
As far as I can tell (from talking with quite a few people) the most basic setup you can get is the intake and plenum together.
I too am going to be using the StealthRAM on my new motor, and will be modifying the plenum that ships with the intake.
I too am going to be using the StealthRAM on my new motor, and will be modifying the plenum that ships with the intake.
Pro
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From: loxahatchee fla
Re: Modified Stealth Ram (Anguish)
[img] http://www.jimd.com/m02/13jun02/holl...ages/3552.html[/img]
[img] http://www.jimd.com/m02/13jun02/holl...ages/3550.html [/img]
[img]http://www.jimd.com/m02/13jun02/holl...ages/3556.html[/img]
look at the pictures, while its possiable to modify the plenum its easier to build a new one from scratch like this,
[Modified by grumpyvette, 4:09 AM 6/25/2002]
[img] http://www.jimd.com/m02/13jun02/holl...ages/3550.html [/img]
[img]http://www.jimd.com/m02/13jun02/holl...ages/3556.html[/img]
look at the pictures, while its possiable to modify the plenum its easier to build a new one from scratch like this,
[Modified by grumpyvette, 4:09 AM 6/25/2002]
Racer
Joined: Jul 2002
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From: Aptos CA
Re: Modified Stealth Ram (robblk90)
Is this going to be any easier or better fit than the alternatives, MiniRam, SuperRam, etc.? Does it have all the plumbing holes?
It looks like the box height would give better torque than the mini, LT1 type.
It looks like the box height would give better torque than the mini, LT1 type.
Burning Brakes
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From: Parker, Colorado, USofA
Re: Modified Stealth Ram (grumpyvette)
I suppose if you've got the knowledge to bodge something like this up than it's not an issue...but how the heck do you tune the REST of the car to handle this intake? I realise the rest of the intake is an excercize in plumbing, but how to you tell the ECU how to handle the additional airflow? MAF or MAP?
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2002
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From: Aptos CA
Re: Modified Stealth Ram (RocketSled)
....but how to you tell the ECU how to handle the additional airflow? MAF or MAP?
I wish someone would post if this thing is plumbed for "street" use.
