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Airbox intake questions, also mods 700

posted by  someone claiming to be 745 Turbo on  Tue Dec 10 11:55 CST 2002 [RELATED]

I'm thinking of making my homemade ram air intake now that I found the hole in the amm to turbo pipe. So I know the car will be running close to what stock should be. My question is where does the cold air intake run from into the airbox? I know it goes into the fender but where does it come out? In the wheel well? A while back I knocked out that 3-4" metal hole behind the passenger headlight, thats where i'd like to run something. Should I use the hard PVC piping, or get flexible (but smooth) piping so I can run it any which way I want? Then i was thinking of drilling a 3 or 4" hole in the front bottom left of the airbox and put the pipe right in there. The only thing left is how the air would get up it, there is no room where the fog lights are, so should I put something below the front air dam? Like a 90 degree elbow facing foward? Or is that too low? Anywhere else i can put it? thanks.






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