Ram Air III installed
11-05-2003, 09:31 PM
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Re:Ram Air III installed
I've had my ScottyIII for a couple of months now and love it. Well worth the money, IMHO. Also Rod and Scotty are really nice guys to do business with, very helpful.
11-05-2003, 09:42 PM
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Re:Ram Air III installed
You have yer own sheep there.
Was that you running over I-15 with them boots?
[quote author=CTDinMT link=board=49;threadid=21897;start=15#msg206108 date=1068062408]
Does Rod have any sheep available? I've got my velcro gloves and boots! I AM in Montana, you know...
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Was that you running over I-15 with them boots?
[quote author=CTDinMT link=board=49;threadid=21897;start=15#msg206108 date=1068062408]
Does Rod have any sheep available? I've got my velcro gloves and boots! I AM in Montana, you know...
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11-06-2003, 02:00 PM
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Re:Ram Air III installed
the scotty 3 has ram induction just to the side of the radiator, plus it uses the factory suction port (from the original airbox) out of the front right fender (= 2 intake ports)
the premise here is 1) high flow w/afe filter 2) cold dence air from outside the engine compartment 3) ram (forced air) from the front of the truck - faster you go, the more "ram" effect you have.
they usually run around $220ish
the premise here is 1) high flow w/afe filter 2) cold dence air from outside the engine compartment 3) ram (forced air) from the front of the truck - faster you go, the more "ram" effect you have.
they usually run around $220ish
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