I took an hour out of my day today and made my homemade ram air induction for my Dinan intake. I didn't need those fogs out here anyways :stickoutt So what do you think??? Now I just need to get all of the grey color matched to the car......(hmmmmmmmmm next garage project, DIY painting) :buttrock

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i like your car alot... good job on that intake-ness.

Looks good Pat! :buttrock

Looks good, Pat. Without the fogs, it reminds me of a 318is .

Looks good, Pat. Without the fogs, it reminds me of a 318is .

It's incognito :cool

That looks like a comfy chair in your garage. Perfect for greasy, sweaty guys to relax in.

that's slick...

That looks like a comfy chair in your garage. Perfect for greasy, sweaty guys to relax in.It's an old couch that we need to get rid of, so it is kinda nice to have in there to relax on when you are working on the car!

Nice job there Pat!
I was wondering where the extensions to my vacuum were.... :D
Do you notice any change in the characteristics of the car?

Nice job there Pat!
I was wondering where the extensions to my vacuum were.... :D
Do you notice any change in the characteristics of the car?They're actually the plastic wire hole thingies that are in computer desks :evil2 I haven't driven it that much yet to notice a difference, but the intake sounds louder.

:buttrock WHOA

good job. the direct route is always the best :buttrock

i fabricated a ram air several months ago for the dinan cai too, but i wanted to keep the foglight, so i had to incorporate a bend (less efficient, foglight route is better). to compensate i made a splitter in the brake duct and routed that air to combine with the tube air. sadly i think most of my gains are psychological. :(
but it is very stealth. :)