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INFO: Good read "Ram Air" |
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GranTorinoSport 
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 Topic: INFO: Good read "Ram Air"Posted: 29-April-2013 at 10:42AM |
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Great article.
I had to do a double take that this was written about a Dodge Shadow, but very good research.
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Posted: 02-April-2013 at 6:45AM |
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Great article.
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Johnny cash Special 74-75-76 freak. 77 XR7. 78 LTD II sport looks pretty but poop 302 in it.
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Posted: 02-April-2013 at 6:22AM |
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Good read. These principal could be adapted to our cars, if we could find the different pressure zones.
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Posted: 02-April-2013 at 6:01AM |
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Found this a few years ago and it is the best explanation with some great real world testing.
It is by far NOT from the engineers who make the big bucks but it does help explain it in a way we can all understand. |
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