Yes, I had the March Ram Air kit that mounts under the passenger side front on the nose... It should be called a Ram Water Kit, for how well it works... I sucked up a coupld gallons of water through that thing one time during a flood and destroyed my engine.... If you get it, I would be very careful with it and park the car whenever it rains....
No Offense taken on the above statements, I was being stupid that day driving to work and forgot I had that thing on my car.... Other than sucking water, and small birds.. it does a fairly decent job with air... only once you get to about 50+MPH will you even fell/see a diff in perf or MPG. Around town you won't see any diff other than air from outside the engine compartment, and there are cheapers ways to do that.
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// 1998 GT-Steeda Conversion \\ -- Sold
// Now own 2001 F-150 SuperCrew 5.4L \\
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