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Any one with a SRT hood???

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Old 07-22-2010, 01:21 PM
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Hey silver do you have a CAI or are you using the stock air box?
 
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kn cai
 
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Yeah thats what the under side of mine looks like also. Nothing special or cute.
 
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http://store.newlevelmotorsports.com/voramairhosc.html

i am also just running a k&n intake as i've been told the same thing that the scoop on the hood is used as a exhaust for hot air and i belive even on the srt it is use the same way as on our truck and isn't ducked to the intake. I haven't had any problems with rain or anything like that, your grill will let in more water, snow, or whatever else than the little opening in the hood
 
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Looks like mine but your is much cleaner lol.
 
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Ok cool guys, thanks for your input... I took it out on the highway this afternoon, and it was raining buckets. Opened the hood and Dry as a bone!!! You were all right!!! Weird thing is, I had driven like 4 blocks in town the other day and when I opened the hood it was all wet??? This is why I was worried about it. I might have hit a puddle or something that sprayed water up in the engine area.. Good to go my worries are over, now I can start planning my next mod... Thanks again to all who responded.
 
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I know of 2 options avail for Ram Air. The set-up OlDirty mentioned and the Other which is a Mopar set-up using their CAI.

http://www.leeparts.com/dodge_ram/mo...on_system.html

I am going with this hood and don't know if I wanna go functional. IMO if a fellow is running Long-Tube header the Heat escape through the Hood will be Beneficial for sure. I Imagine the Mopar CAI works well but don't know why Mopar would throw in a TB spacer with it as those are proven useless but that would be a separate discussion.
 



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