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Old 12-08-2005, 12:06 PM
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Bill,

I freaking LOVE IT! Now I have a plan. My question to you though is this: Where did you get the tips? Or rather what are they?
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Aaron i have had a plan for the ram air for a while..i never completed the project because of the effect it would have on the glow of my neons

if you have any questions just give me a call..... i have to whole deal planned out

and the scoops are the rear exhaust shields with bed liner material baked on
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I actually did this and saw a nice difference. I used and it may sound stupid but works very well and had it on hand..... the black hose that you use for a washing maching to go into the drain. It is about the size of a quater to half dollar and flows air perfect. You can take a look on my cardomain page http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2145355/3 Just an idea.
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Aaron i have had a plan for the ram air for a while..i never completed the project because of the effect it would have on the glow of my neons

if you have any questions just give me a call..... i have to whole deal planned out

and the scoops are the rear exhaust shields with bed liner material baked on
I'll do that. I'm pricing out some stuff at Home Depot tomorrow evening, or Sunday depending on whether or not I visit lovely Connecticut this Sunday.
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Bill,

I freaking LOVE IT! Now I have a plan. My question to you though is this: Where did you get the tips? Or rather what are they?
Exhaust tips are $30 something new from GMPD. I put the new ones on the rear of the car, and used my old ones for the front (after cutting the shield and adding the stuff you see). That'* 30-something for the PAIR.

I now use rubber undercoating on the front scoops. It absorbs the road debris better without chipping like the bedliner did. Although I do reccommend bedliner material as a basecoat first.

The application of the idea would be totally different for an SE/SLE as opposed to an SSE/SSEi. The underpinnings of the lower airdam are totally different.


TJ, I saw your pic, but it appears that you sacrificed your foglights for yours? And that hose is AWEFULLY small to support the needs of an L67.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Exhaust tips are $30 something new from GMPD. I put the new ones on the rear of the car, and used my old ones for the front (after cutting the shield and adding the stuff you see). That'* 30-something for the PAIR.

I now use rubber undercoating on the front scoops. It absorbs the road debris better without chipping like the bedliner did. Although I do reccommend bedliner material as a basecoat first.

The application of the idea would be totally different for an SE/SLE as opposed to an SSE/SSEi. The underpinnings of the lower airdam are totally different.
Alright. I'll see if I can find a pair in a junkyard if the opportunity arises. If not, I need a few things from GMPD and I'll order it all at once. Speaking of which, you don't happen to have a part number for them?
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yea, it probably wouldnt be enough for a L67. Well i hit a raccoon and the fog light and assembly broke, so i made use of what i had and just made a duct there.
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Originally Posted by Mortehl
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Exhaust tips are $30 something new from GMPD. I put the new ones on the rear of the car, and used my old ones for the front (after cutting the shield and adding the stuff you see). That'* 30-something for the PAIR.

I now use rubber undercoating on the front scoops. It absorbs the road debris better without chipping like the bedliner did. Although I do reccommend bedliner material as a basecoat first.

The application of the idea would be totally different for an SE/SLE as opposed to an SSE/SSEi. The underpinnings of the lower airdam are totally different.
Alright. I'll see if I can find a pair in a junkyard if the opportunity arises. If not, I need a few things from GMPD and I'll order it all at once. Speaking of which, you don't happen to have a part number for them?
Exhaust tips (heat shields) left and right as a pair from GMPD (add shipping):
GM PART # 12535877
CATEGORY: All
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $64.31
OUR PRICE: $37.94
DESCRIPTION: SHIELD KI
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Bill...what hose did you use?
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I think it was the Intense-style tubing.


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