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This probably wouldn't work, but oh well. Has anyone ever thought of doing and intake setup like those on the TPI 3rd Gens. I mean like the K&N right off the throttle body. Could this be done on a V6, maybe a short tube with the cone filter, with enough room in between the throttle body and filter for the two sensors.
wouldnt that work pretty good witha functional ram air hood? I was thinking about trying that.
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 95v6: wouldnt that work pretty good witha functional ram air hood? I was thinking about trying that. <hr></blockquote>
most the functional hoods come with an airbox that makes them functional. it's sealed, pretty much. that's what makes it ram air. now, you could use a ram air hood like that with a cone right on the TB, but that would be a REALLY expensive cold air intake
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