[Ventmaster]

Originally Posted by PRAY

I am about to start vending a really nice catch can and I am also working on a ram air piece for the Roto-fab but will work with the other CAI's if you can get them to seal up. You could also do an under drive pulley. And then as King mentioned, you can "bolt on" a set of my ported heads. There are electric cut outs as well but with where mine ended up they didn't do much. However, I have a full 3" exhaust so I wasn't expecting much.

What's the ETA for this catch can? I had to remove my E-2 when I installed my GM CAI and can't figure another place I like to put it now, so I'm in the market.

[PRAY]

Originally Posted by Ventmaster

What's the ETA for this catch can? I had to remove my E-2 when I installed my GM CAI and can't figure another place I like to put it now, so I'm in the market.

I have to contact the manufacturer and tell him I dig it but we will have to go over the bracket I made to run it in the location I saw best fit this car. You should be able to relocate your E2 under the CAI tube.

[PRAY]

Originally Posted by Marty McFlew

I had a semi ram/scoop setup on my 2011 Camaro. How will yours work?

It's going to take up about 1/4 of the upper radiator opening. It will funnel into the area behind the head light where the CAI is currently blocked off in the factory configuration. The upper grill opening doesn't do much at all to help cool the car so redirecting that area to the CAI won't hurt anything. You will now have real front facia area taking in pressurized air. Even a tenth and 1 mph would be worth it. It will take about 15 minutes to install with some hand tools.

[ULTRAZLS1]

Super excited for this !

Heck yeah every tenth is worth it

[Ventmaster]

Originally Posted by PRAY

I have to contact the manufacturer and tell him I dig it but we will have to go over the bracket I made to run it in the location I saw best fit this car. You should be able to relocate your E2 under the CAI tube.

Sounds more than fair... let me know what you find out and thanks!

[KingLT1]

Originally Posted by PRAY

It's going to take up about 1/4 of the upper radiator opening. It will funnel into the area behind the head light where the CAI is currently blocked off in the factory configuration. The upper grill opening doesn't do much at all to help cool the car so redirecting that area to the CAI won't hurt anything. You will now have real front facia area taking in pressurized air. Even a tenth and 1 mph would be worth it. It will take about 15 minutes to install with some hand tools.

would this work with the stock air box? Just thinking this with the stock box and a dry flow filter might be a nice sleeper mod.

[PRAY]

Originally Posted by KingLT1

would this work with the stock air box? Just thinking this with the stock box and a dry flow filter might be a nice sleeper mod.

I actually think it would work better with the factory box since the stock box has a flat filter to "buffer/redirect" the air before it hits the MAF. The filter is in direct line of the air flow instead of the box being pressurized with a conical filter.

[KingLT1]

Originally Posted by PRAY

I actually think it would work better with the factory box since the stock box has a flat filter to "buffer/redirect" the air before it hits the MAF. The filter is in direct line of the air flow instead of the box being pressurized with a conical filter.

cool I'm in!!

[jw0287]

Interested

[MAGAUSA]

With so many bolt ons out there, sometimes all natural is much more attractive.

[LARRY01Z28]

great info thanks