Scotty and Ram Air
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[quote author=Shovelhead link=board=7;threadid=11259;start=0#107454 date=1045855764]<br>Might be the Dang "Firewall/Filter" on the work system. ???<br>....<br>[/quote]<br><br><br>I often have the same problem and our firewall/filter is the cause.<br>I hate it when work gets in the way of my DTR!!!!<br>
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I am currently working on something like that.<br><br>I actually have a few new COOOooOooooOOOoooLeritems in the works currently.<br><br>I will disclose more as the final design is completed.<br><br>I am gone on vacation starting Sunday...then I can get back at it in a big way.<br><br>
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I have been looking for something like this. A ram air type system that pulls in cool outside air without the turbo noise. It would also be nice if you could also pull warm underhood air during the winter.<br><br>StillLookingStake
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Man if I had that Trans Am hood I'd be changing it right quick...
Just MHO...<br>I had a cowl induction hood on my 98 gasser, but I doubt there's room in the engine compartment on the Cummins equipped trucks for a true cowl induction. The hood design would still force cool(er) air into the engine compartment even without a true CI set-up. Here's what the old beast looked like:<br><br>
Just MHO...<br>I had a cowl induction hood on my 98 gasser, but I doubt there's room in the engine compartment on the Cummins equipped trucks for a true cowl induction. The hood design would still force cool(er) air into the engine compartment even without a true CI set-up. Here's what the old beast looked like:<br><br>
Re:Scotty and Ram Air
[quote author=DieselDaze link=board=7;threadid=11259;start=0#107458 date=1045856310]<br>[quote author=Shovelhead link=board=7;threadid=11259;start=0#107454 date=1045855764]<br>Might be the Dang "Firewall/Filter" on the work system. ???<br>....<br>[/quote]<br><br><br>I often have the same problem and our firewall/filter is the cause.<br>I hate it when work gets in the way of my DTR!!!!<br>
<br>[/quote]<br><br>That's what it was .....It's posting fine at the house.
<br>[/quote]<br><br>That's what it was .....It's posting fine at the house.
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[quote author=davec link=board=7;threadid=11259;start=0#108606 date=1046124068]
Man if I had that Trans Am hood I'd be changing it right quick...
Just MHO...
I had a cowl induction hood on my 98 gasser, but I doubt there's room in the engine compartment on the Cummins equipped trucks for a true cowl induction. The hood design would still force cool(er) air into the engine compartment even without a true CI set-up. Here's what the old beast looked like:
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Pesonaly I like the Firebird style hood better then the cowl induction, it good to have options ;D
Man if I had that Trans Am hood I'd be changing it right quick...
Just MHO...I had a cowl induction hood on my 98 gasser, but I doubt there's room in the engine compartment on the Cummins equipped trucks for a true cowl induction. The hood design would still force cool(er) air into the engine compartment even without a true CI set-up. Here's what the old beast looked like:
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Pesonaly I like the Firebird style hood better then the cowl induction, it good to have options ;D
Re:Scotty and Ram Air
[quote author=davec link=board=7;threadid=11259;start=0#108606 date=1046124068]<br>Man if I had that Trans Am hood I'd be changing it right quick...
Just MHO...<br>I had a cowl induction hood on my 98 gasser, but I doubt there's room in the engine compartment on the Cummins equipped trucks for a true cowl induction. The hood design would still force cool(er) air into the engine compartment even without a true CI set-up. Here's what the old beast looked like:<br><br>
<br>[/quote]<br><br>What size tires you got on those wheels? BTY Looks sweet!<br><br>DRecu
Just MHO...<br>I had a cowl induction hood on my 98 gasser, but I doubt there's room in the engine compartment on the Cummins equipped trucks for a true cowl induction. The hood design would still force cool(er) air into the engine compartment even without a true CI set-up. Here's what the old beast looked like:<br><br>
<br>[/quote]<br><br>What size tires you got on those wheels? BTY Looks sweet!<br><br>DRecu


