Lookin for Ram air kit for...
Lookin for Ram air kit for...
04-24-02, 06:57 PM
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Ram air or free breathing?
If you mean like those lame Honda metal or plastic tubes with a filter on the end that is free breathing. Just use a K&N or Apexi filter on the front of the air flow meter (note series 4 cars will require a $20 adapter for the filter).
Ram air forces air from outside the car into a tuned intake tube for increased HP at high velocities.
If you mean like those lame Honda metal or plastic tubes with a filter on the end that is free breathing. Just use a K&N or Apexi filter on the front of the air flow meter (note series 4 cars will require a $20 adapter for the filter).
Ram air forces air from outside the car into a tuned intake tube for increased HP at high velocities.
04-24-02, 09:01 PM
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Originally posted by MYstR E
NONO...like a real ram air kit...is this even a product for this year!?
NONO...like a real ram air kit...is this even a product for this year!?
I do not know of anyone making a true ram air kit for any Japanese cars. It used to be available as an option on some GM vehicles, but even the factory discontinued it.
I can only assume that you are using the name Ram air as a generic name for a free flow intake or a RamAir brand air filter, which is a panel filter that would replace the stock panel filter ( http://www.ramair-filters.com/fs_home.html ).
In which case the Apexi I showed above would be the best followed by the K&N. And again as posted in my other reply; your car (a series 4 Turbo II as you mention) would need a $20 throttle body adapter for either kit.
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04-24-02, 09:55 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
In which case the Apexi I showed above would be the best followed by the K&N. And again as posted in my other reply; your car (a series 4 Turbo II as you mention) would need a $20 throttle body adapter for either kit.
In which case the Apexi I showed above would be the best followed by the K&N. And again as posted in my other reply; your car (a series 4 Turbo II as you mention) would need a $20 throttle body adapter for either kit.
04-24-02, 10:09 PM
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Ram Air, as in air filter inside the front air dam or somewhere air is hitting the filter at rather high speeds/pressures.
in about 2-3 weeks we will be experimenting on making a ram air kit for the 2nd gens, it will be a while
no companies even make cool air intake kits for our cars, we will also be doing that
in about 2-3 weeks we will be experimenting on making a ram air kit for the 2nd gens, it will be a while
no companies even make cool air intake kits for our cars, we will also be doing that
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04-24-02, 10:27 PM
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IF you are looking for ram air check this out
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...threadid=36934
We talked about this a while back. I messed with a ram air system from the brake inlet area but I never really cut a larger spot under where the airbox goes, This summer I'll have a full setup going with pics.
Maybe that thread will give you an idea
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...threadid=36934
We talked about this a while back. I messed with a ram air system from the brake inlet area but I never really cut a larger spot under where the airbox goes, This summer I'll have a full setup going with pics.
Maybe that thread will give you an idea
04-25-02, 08:49 AM
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