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Old 02-09-2002, 03:34 AM   #7
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i know this isnt exactly wat you guys are talkin about but i just made a fake kind of ram air for my 89 mustang and i like it. i went to home depot and spent about $35 on some 4 inch tubing and fittings and i used some screen for windows for a filter like affect. i also removed my fog light and mounted the intake in the hole. ne wayz, wat im gettin at is cant you use ram air with a cold air kit? or do you have to remove the silencer to get a cold air kit in there? also now that i have the fake ram air hooked up can i benifit more from having a larger throttle body and larger mass air or does it not make a difference with or with out the fake ram air? ne replies would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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