Ram Filter Air Intake
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Re: Ram Filter Air Intake
Do you notice any difference in power, pickup etc?
I would suggest that you remove the original air intake piece, which is directly behind the front grill (next to the radiator) - this will let more air get to the air filters.
The RH side is easy, LH is more difficult - in fact I left the LH one in.
There's two plastic rivets, and one screw I think that holds them in.
It's not really ram air either, but we'll ignore that!
I would suggest that you remove the original air intake piece, which is directly behind the front grill (next to the radiator) - this will let more air get to the air filters.
The RH side is easy, LH is more difficult - in fact I left the LH one in.
There's two plastic rivets, and one screw I think that holds them in.
It's not really ram air either, but we'll ignore that!
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Re: Ram Filter Air Intake
I did remove both original intake connectors near the radiator, there is a slight increase in pickup and a nice growl.
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Re: Ram Filter Air Intake
Originally Posted by spensley
How did you remove the LH one?
I gave up - I couldn't see it coming out intact without removing the radiator!
I gave up - I couldn't see it coming out intact without removing the radiator!
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