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01-16-2011, 10:10 PM	#1
RX MIDGET MG rocket Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Victoria Australia iTrader: (0) Posts: 40 Rep Power: 0	Velocity stacks v Ram Air intake Hi all, I am contemplating either Velocity Stacks or a Ram Air method of getting cold air to the 48IDA on a 13b Extend Port engine. Has anyone tried / tested either? If so, what would you recommend? I am not overly fussed re poor weather driving as the car is never driven in the wet. My main concerns are sucking in bugs etc. I am currently running a K&N filter and housing. I ask as I have no room for a cold air intake and a damaged bonnet that will be resprayed shortly.... a very small scoop will cover existing damage.

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