03 Grand Am SC/T
11-11-2003, 02:26 PM
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God damn alien, i can't get over how nice your car is! I can honestly say it'* the most beautiful bonne i have seen yet!
The colour is great, and go perfectly with those chrome rims
Nice ride
The colour is great, and go perfectly with those chrome rims
Nice ride
11-11-2003, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by danpuzak
God damn alien, i can't get over how nice your car is! I can honestly say it'* the most beautiful bonne i have seen yet!
The colour is great, and go perfectly with those chrome rims
Nice ride
The colour is great, and go perfectly with those chrome rims
Nice ride
Thanks man.. compliments like that make me love the car that much more too.. i only wish it looked like that right now. ..winter rims kinda dampen the effect, lol.
11-11-2003, 09:24 PM
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Great kill man. Those hood scoops you were talking about are non functional. The ram air factor comes from an open part of where the grill is, that where where the air in inducted into the motor. Your car is absolutely gorgeous, easily the best bonne I have seen in my life, plus it is an ssei so a much added bonus. My dream is to get a white ssei, I'm planning on doing up some nice white 17'* with full magnaflow exhaust and hopefully an intercooler for the supercharger, if money is available, but my 1990 SE is doing just fine for me. Again great kill, keep up the good work. May the force be with you.
11-12-2003, 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
The hood scoops are non-functional. I've spent a little time under the hood at one of our Pontiac dealers, and the 'ram-air' comes from the gap beneath the closed hood and the Grille (driver'* side). It'* really only effective at 50+mph, but is supposedly good for 5-10 hp I think?
Probably not too effective with a paper AC Delco filter, though.
Probably not too effective with a paper AC Delco filter, though.
UniqueSE Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2003 8:24 pm Post subject:
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Great kill man. Those hood scoops you were talking about are non functional. The ram air factor comes from an open part of where the grill is, that where where the air in inducted into the motor.
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Great kill man. Those hood scoops you were talking about are non functional. The ram air factor comes from an open part of where the grill is, that where where the air in inducted into the motor.
11-12-2003, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
Originally Posted by willwren
The hood scoops are non-functional. I've spent a little time under the hood at one of our Pontiac dealers, and the 'ram-air' comes from the gap beneath the closed hood and the Grille (driver'* side). It'* really only effective at 50+mph, but is supposedly good for 5-10 hp I think?
Probably not too effective with a paper AC Delco filter, though.
Probably not too effective with a paper AC Delco filter, though.
UniqueSE Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2003 8:24 pm Post subject:
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Great kill man. Those hood scoops you were talking about are non functional. The ram air factor comes from an open part of where the grill is, that where where the air in inducted into the motor.
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Great kill man. Those hood scoops you were talking about are non functional. The ram air factor comes from an open part of where the grill is, that where where the air in inducted into the motor.
LMAO!!
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