LG SUPER RAM COLD AIR carbon fiber true ram air
08-19-2009, 10:01 AM
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Hey Use guys
Faggettaboutit.
Don't know the price yet
The 14" of water was at 160 mph
NO test unit yet so no data on a Back to back.
The original test unit was built out of Aluminum and a stock rad shroud.
and If uuse guys don't straighten up, I am going to tell your mothers!!!!!!!!!!!
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Lou G
Faggettaboutit.
Don't know the price yet
The 14" of water was at 160 mph
NO test unit yet so no data on a Back to back.
The original test unit was built out of Aluminum and a stock rad shroud.
and If uuse guys don't straighten up, I am going to tell your mothers!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks
Lou G
08-19-2009, 07:47 PM
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thanks.
we think so also. I will have one demo on display at Corvettes of Carlisle.
See you there
Thanks
Lou G
we think so also. I will have one demo on display at Corvettes of Carlisle.
See you there
Thanks
Lou G
08-21-2009, 01:36 AM
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Lou,
I have a bone stock '09 that's just waiting to be a test mule if you want to test it on a stock car. Just say when and I'll have the car in your shop within the hour. I'll get it down to Crandall to 1/4 mile test it ASAP.
I have a bone stock '09 that's just waiting to be a test mule if you want to test it on a stock car. Just say when and I'll have the car in your shop within the hour. I'll get it down to Crandall to 1/4 mile test it ASAP.
08-21-2009, 02:41 AM
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I plan on the same mods that Vic did on his car...long tubes, G6X3, ported TB, etc. but mine's an auto. I just want to be @ 500 RWHP and in the 10's naturally aspirated, without breaking stuff. I think I can do it with headers, cam, intake and tune.
08-24-2009, 04:36 PM
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Here you go guys.
The ultimate cold air -- ram air; The "LG SUPER RAM" Coming in next couple of weeks. second prototype will be in and test fit next week.
The Green lid gets replaced with the air intake to the engine.
Notice the separation of the intake air from the radiator air. this separation is not present in other cold air systems and this makes this a true Ram Air.
Only cold air from the front enters the Super Ram, and through a panel filter then to the engine with about 14 inches of water pressure. >Track tested with instrumentation<
The lid will be in carbon fiber and it will NOT have the mounting tabs on it because they will be unnecessary since it will be mounted on the filter and the engine.
Thanks
Lou G
STREET VERSION OF OUR RACE CAR RAM AIR!! the upper 30% was our RAM AIR on our race car!
The ultimate cold air -- ram air; The "LG SUPER RAM" Coming in next couple of weeks. second prototype will be in and test fit next week.
The Green lid gets replaced with the air intake to the engine.
Notice the separation of the intake air from the radiator air. this separation is not present in other cold air systems and this makes this a true Ram Air.
Only cold air from the front enters the Super Ram, and through a panel filter then to the engine with about 14 inches of water pressure. >Track tested with instrumentation<
The lid will be in carbon fiber and it will NOT have the mounting tabs on it because they will be unnecessary since it will be mounted on the filter and the engine.
Thanks
Lou G
STREET VERSION OF OUR RACE CAR RAM AIR!! the upper 30% was our RAM AIR on our race car!
Elmer
08-26-2009, 07:24 PM
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08-26-2009, 08:31 PM
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I don't think you could design a better intake, it's perfect. But, it needs to be made out of a durable plastic, IMO, to sell to the masses. But, I'm sure you know that.
08-26-2009, 10:25 PM
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Since there's no cutting of the shroud will this be the easiest cai to convert back to stock? I'm in California and there's no CARB legal option yet so I'd have to convert to stock every 2 years when the smog tests start.
08-26-2009, 10:53 PM
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Every night when I go to bed and say my prayers, I thank God for not having me live in Kalifornia....
California might be a nice place to "Visit" But I wouldn't want to Live There... Especially being a car enthusiast!! I'd be using electric cars
08-27-2009, 12:40 AM
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Well, it's even worse for me since I'm a gun nut also. I tell ya, California is the worst place for straight males with hobbies.
08-28-2009, 06:40 AM
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One of the good things is that you do not have to CUT your stock radiator shroud.
The pricing should be reasonable.
Thanks, I agree the design is good
LG
