SLP Intake

[sidb913]

I have a 99 Trans Am with RAM AIR.
I just picked up a SLP Cold Air intake/induction.
It seams like the metal box will prevent cold air getting in.
Any thoughts?

[farmington]

I used the SSRA air intake. Its made of some kind of plastic plus its longer and picks up air below the front bumper

[Derek]

Look up Bgra or Brian green ram air kit. No longer made but it's the best kit to directly utilize the nostrils (when you remove the factory baffles behind the nostrils). I have one of the few kits left around and love it. You can hear the air sucking in through the nostrils. It also comes with block off plates in case of rain.

[sidb913]

do you have a pic or a link to it, maybe I could find one

[sidb913]

it seams to me if I left out the metal duct , it would get more air.

[DETROITMUSCLE]

the SLP cold air kit is setup to take fresh air from underneath the car and not from the hood nostrils, this has actually proven to be the best area to pull from as the frond diverter moves a good bit of air up there for the radiator. Its common practice to seal the lid so that it only pulls from the bottom and then for the air duct the longer the better.

[Nocooler]

I'll add to Jeff's post - the nostrils are just catching air, and in front of the radiator is a high pressure zone with tons of fresh air being forced into it. The bottom feeder style works well. FTRA, SSRA, Chrs1313, etc are all effective systems.

[sidb913]

Thanks guy's, I love this site, we all have the same love for our car's, just some guys have better faster cars that keep us wanting more, when dose it stop?