SRT10 Hood
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06-17-2005, 02:18 PM
RE: SRT10 Hood
Am I correct in thinking that you can remove the insert in the duct? I vaguely remember looking at an SRT or Daytona and noticing that it appeared the insert could be removed by loosening some screws and sliding it out.
HMMMMMMMMM Now if there was a way to force that air into the intake instead of that little black box......
HMMMMMMMMM Now if there was a way to force that air into the intake instead of that little black box......
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