DIY Ram Air
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From: new york
Here is a site that has all the info. It aint pretty but its functional http://www.members.shaw.ca/k2pilot/
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
I drive it as fast as I can.
Rain is not a problem at all, the pipe does go up a good bit before it turns into the air box.
Snow however will cake on the bottom of the filter and eventaully block off the airflow.
When I am plowing, I just unhook the stock plastic duct from the scoop and the air box. So the ram air just blows in the engine compartment.
Under hood shot of the ducting from the scoop to the ATS air filter box.
Rain is not a problem at all, the pipe does go up a good bit before it turns into the air box.
Snow however will cake on the bottom of the filter and eventaully block off the airflow.
When I am plowing, I just unhook the stock plastic duct from the scoop and the air box. So the ram air just blows in the engine compartment.
Under hood shot of the ducting from the scoop to the ATS air filter box.
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hey dave what kind piping is that thats coming out of your airbox hose? that looks like piping for rain, no?
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maybe someone could tell me which on of these would be the correct on e to use?
http://www.ramairbox.com/price_list.html
this list pretty much shows all the options. Somewhere else on the page there is something that tells you which one you need but it applies to pretty much muscle cars only.
http://www.ramairbox.com/price_list.html
this list pretty much shows all the options. Somewhere else on the page there is something that tells you which one you need but it applies to pretty much muscle cars only.
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
That will not work with my turbo very well.
The plastic pipe going into my air cleaner is the stock pipe on an 86, I just built my own air scoop and then used a couple HVAC duct fittings to connect the scoop to my air cleaner.
The plastic pipe going into my air cleaner is the stock pipe on an 86, I just built my own air scoop and then used a couple HVAC duct fittings to connect the scoop to my air cleaner.
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I wonder if one could rig a small scoop on each side of the radiator. Also, for people that are worried about water, you could always cut a small hole or passageway at the bottom so the water doesn't carry into the aircleaner.
or for those that want water injection....
these are pretty sweet intake setups.
or for those that want water injection....
these are pretty sweet intake setups.
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Go here http://www.ramairbox.com/models.html and look at this Part #14x4SC
Maybe this could work with the bottom-of-windshield idea of ram air
Maybe this could work with the bottom-of-windshield idea of ram air
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From: Kent WA
Originally Posted by Agemenon
ahh what a great contribution I've made for us IDI users haha.
From what I saw of that dual intake setup on the page you linked, it is questionable whether that expensive air cleaner would even fit an IDI without modification. I sure wouldn't be spending that kind of money on something that I'd have to hack and chop on in order to make it fit.
Try looking at some of the ideas in this thread
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...ke-idea-2.html