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Old Jan 23, 2009 | 06:17 PM
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Hey does anyone have any information on a good cold air/ram air intake for 1997 bonneville SE? i could only find one from Weapon-R. i was wondering if anyone out there has an after market intake for that year or series 2 engine, that would work on my car. im ordering a supercharger for my car and want a better-than-stock system to boost the flow of the intake to the supercharger to get better performance.

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a differnt system besides the dumb k and n one i already have, thats jerry rigged to my engine is came from a 2002 lincoln ls.
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Old Jan 23, 2009 | 06:21 PM
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Are you talking like a hood scoop? No, there are no hoods avalible. You need to make it if you want one. I have a link at home, I'll post that when I get there. Also, ram air wont do much good on a supercharged engine. You need to be moving about 125mph to over come the supercharger. They are nice for cooling the engine and supercharger though.
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Hang on, you talking about a air intake? Ok, that'* easy. Check out www.intense-racing.com Look for a FWI Or make your own and save.
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well how about info on a air intake kit (aftermarket) to help get better flow to the supercharger when that get put on?
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Is this what your looking for?

INTENSE-Racing.com: <b><i>INTENSE</b></i>™ Fenderwell Intake Kit for 98-05 Cars
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idk i found one on this website (Pontiac 1997 Bonneville Weapon-R Secret Weapon Air Intake|Weapon-R Secret Weapon Air Intake Systems|Weapon-R Performance Auto Parts) but idk if its better or worse than the one you posted. plus idk what i would do with the PCM tray that comes with that FWI kit. get back to me with advice.
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Well, the one you listed there keeps the filter in the engine compartment. You don't want that. You want to take in cool air, not hot engine bay air. You can use this.

INTENSE-Racing.com: <b><i>INTENSE</b></i>™ Fenderwell Intake Kit for 1997 Cars
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We have read many a report here that indicate in real tests..... Ram Air Does Not Work. I'm not knocking the look, and manufacturers only used them for that purpose. Looks. But you can not get a street car to speeds that will help boost pressures. Unless your doing it for cosmetic reasons, spend your money on a cold air like what Danthurs shows. Also ZZP makes them as well ZZPerformance
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thanks guys! again you guys rule!
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