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Fenderwell vs Short ram

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which is better for the money
 

90mustangGT

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A fendermount is better. The "shortram" sucks up hot air from the radiator and headers, I'd rather run the stock airbox. Actually the stock air box with the silencer removed and a K&N air filter works just as well as a CAI, it is a CAI system actually.
 
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i read the air in the engine compartment is only about 5 degrees hotter then the air that the fenderwell takes in so the fenderwell is just a waste
 

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SN95 302 said:
i read the air in the engine compartment is only about 5 degrees hotter then the air that the fenderwell takes in so the fenderwell is just a waste
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Alot hotter than that. When I first got my water temp. gauge I had to get a different adapter and I had the probe sitting where the airbox would sit but on the oppisite side and when I was driving along it was registering 160* sitting in traffic. That could make quite a difference espically when launching from a stop.
 

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the fenderwell ones look better
 
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oh my mistake
 

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fenderwell definetly
 

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Fenderwell
 
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Just think about it... In side the engine conpartment with the real hot exhaust and intake... Or in the fenderwell where there really is nothing thats hot ..just air...
 

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can anyone explain how to take off the silencer from the stock air intake?
 
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