I've used a short ram for a while, and before that I had a full CAI, which I'm considering going back to, but I had a nice and simple idea for some direct cool air to the motor.
Cut a hole in the hood, install a nice looking grate behind it, then run one of those autozone intake flexpipes to both the manifold and the hood. You could always take the filter element out of a cotton element cone filter and place it between the end of the flexpipe and where it connects to the hood.
I know that this would result in some nice cooler outside air, but what I'm wondering about is if the shape of the new intake could cause some problems. First off I know that supposedly the reason a cone shaped filter works so well is because of it's shape, or at least that's what most companies that make them claim. So by simply having a flat patch of filter surface exposed at the end of a tube what would be the affect?
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