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  • JAAM Ram Air Mod

    Decided to try out the JAAM kit.. Not sure if it works or not, but what the hell.. The premise is to seal the hood to the air intake box. I installed a diverter plate below the snorkels that is supposed to direct more air towards the air intake, removed the baffles out of the snorkels and installed a seal kit that seals the hood to the air intake.. Supposed to feel the effects beginning at 60 MPH and supposedly 15-20 HP at speeds of 100 and above. Do I believe all this, NO...lol But I like the way it dresses up the front of the engine bay and will definately be getting more air into the motor.. Don't mind the red paint where the baffles were, have some cleaning to do...




    Can a smart person explain the table above? Makes no sense to me...
    Last edited by OIF1VET; April 2nd, 2008, 05:07 PM.
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    Looks good. I can see it helping out a bit, maybe nothing noticeable.


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      Originally posted by transampimp View Post
      Looks good. I can see it helping out a bit, maybe nothing noticeable.
      Yeah I'm not counting on miracle HP..lol We'll see how she responds.. Like I said if nothing else, it cleans it up..
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      • #4
        I was just looking at buying the lower plate last night

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        • #5
          Originally posted by 1BADAIR View Post
          I was just looking at buying the lower plate last night

          I have an extra one with a small ding. Interested?
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          • #6
            All that graph shows is that as your speed increase the pressure increases, which is true in any fluid motion. You are going to get a nice cooler charge of fresh air from it though. Pressure is usually in units of force per unit area. ie pounds per square inch.
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              Originally posted by cobalt camaro View Post
              All that graph shows is that as your speed increase the pressure increases, which is true in any fluid motion. You are going to get a nice cooler charge of fresh air from it though. Pressure is usually in units of force per unit area. ie pounds per square inch.
              Sorta what I thought, but I'm no genious..lol
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              • #8
                looks good larry, if he doesnt want that lower piece ill take it
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                  Originally posted by Formula Z View Post
                  looks good larry, if he doesnt want that lower piece ill take it
                  I'll let ya know..
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                  • #10
                    lol it's cool, i've seen more logrithmic graphs than most people ever see in their life.
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