is it under the license plate? next to the radiator or something?? is it visible from the front? can u take a photo of the front?Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
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is it under the license plate? next to the radiator or something?? is it visible from the front? can u take a photo of the front?Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
next to the fog light and radiator. they got plate to cover to hole around the air duct to lead the cold air straight up to the box
Will take a photo of it when I get a chance. Is just next to the foggies.Quote:
Originally Posted by BusterSonic12
Here's a photo of where the scoop is. Not sure if you can see it clearly, but that's the point I guess. It's meant to be "stealth". Hehe.
ohhh... isee
wished comptech had one ^^
wished that they had replicas of these. then i will get one.
It should be easy to replicate. :)
Comptech has closed down. :(
make some aaron :p and start selling on ebayQuote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
Aaron,i'd be interested:)Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
But.... I don't need one. :p
But i do!!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
haha i do as well =]
idea + interested consumers + arron willing to take the entrepeneurs risk= PROFITS!!!!
^^ only thing senior year business taught me LOL!!:D
When the car is moving there is heaps of fresh air running from front and under the car to where the Icebox horn/CAI filter sits. I did some testing with my RSM and g sensor with the air ramming into the icebox air horn. Tested with and without the fog cover opening (eg 60-100 - 2nd gear, full throttle). Tried to keep conditions as similar as possible - same day, same road.
Time differences were negligible so if you are chasing more power try something else. I think you need to be going faster than legal road speeds to see the benefit of ram air.