Grill air intake....????

**DWosik13** · 02-01-2009

ive been working on a grand am lately with the ram air induction that runs to the grills i was thinking to myself it would be a sweet setup for our cars... i was told at some point the trans ams had a similar system anyone ever seen it done for our gtps?

**riceburner** · 02-02-2009

the trans am RA intake works due to the straight in design of the TB and intake tubing. i dont know if all the bends needed to make it work would actually benefit you or hurt you. that and there is not a lot of room under our hoods...but maybe around the bumper?

**Iron Indian** · 02-02-2009

Bends in the RA intake wll make it less efficent. I would bother with it honestly, it won't gain you anything. I have the RA setup in my hood to my MSP CAI. Its for looks, what little air it catches doesn't benefit me any...

**DWosik13** · 02-02-2009

just a thought didnt think it would be much of a performance booster

**Iron Indian** · 02-02-2009

You're better off with some sort of CAI close to the fenderwell. My CAI stays within outside temps at all times. MSP, DEI, and a little insolation does wonders...

**Bogers99GTP** · 02-02-2009

Originally Posted by Iron Indian

You're better off with some sort of CAI close to the fenderwell. My CAI stays within outside temps at all times. MSP, DEI, and a little insolation does wonders...

I wonder how much the temps differ in a dei wrapped fwi and one without it?

**High Rolling GTP** · 02-03-2009

Originally Posted by Iron Indian

You're better off with some sort of CAI close to the fenderwell. My CAI stays within outside temps at all times. MSP, DEI, and a little insolation does wonders...

Just wondering, what's MSP and DEI? Also what would be good insulation for a fwi?