PSP Fast Air is on
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From: cincinnati, ohio
PSP Fast Air is on
The PSP Fast air kit actually wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Once i figured out i could turn the filter lol (DONT ASK)
Anyway, a few pics.
With the bad weather, the truck isn't as beautiful as i like, but you get the idea!
Anyway, a few pics.
With the bad weather, the truck isn't as beautiful as i like, but you get the idea!
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Terry, did you mount the scoop lower? It shouldn't sit anywhere near that low how I sent it. Knowing you, you probably made it lower to grab as much air, because I know you're a HP junkie .
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Sal, do you honestly think this kit would provide me with more Air, and give me more HP then my custom made kit I did? My only concern is how low my truck is, I would screw that scoop up in a heart beat!
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RTKILLA,
I have JL's scoop on mine and its got plenty of clearance room. Sal's sits about the same height of the ground when I saw it. Beefcakes looks alittle low to me as well. Unless he has lowered his truck as well.
I have JL's scoop on mine and its got plenty of clearance room. Sal's sits about the same height of the ground when I saw it. Beefcakes looks alittle low to me as well. Unless he has lowered his truck as well.
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LMAO, you guys are killing me.
Sal, the scoop is mounted exactly as instructed.
Here's a side view.
There is a curb stop about 4 or 5 inches high in where the truck is parked today
Sal, the scoop is mounted exactly as instructed.
Here's a side view.
There is a curb stop about 4 or 5 inches high in where the truck is parked today
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OHHHH, now I see. There is a curb there. In the first picture it looks like the scoop is just a couple inches from the ground, but it's actually a couple inches from the top of that curb.
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Beefcake,
I was wondering to man. With my 2/3 drop my scop isnt that low with the 20's!! But Last weekend I put the 16's on at the track and my scoop was 2in off the ground!!! I was glad it was a smove track even in the pits and return road!!
I was wondering to man. With my 2/3 drop my scop isnt that low with the 20's!! But Last weekend I put the 16's on at the track and my scoop was 2in off the ground!!! I was glad it was a smove track even in the pits and return road!!
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From: Hamilton, NJ
Sal
I have really been thinking alot about this setup, and I have one other question for you. I have removed my lower grille and was wondering if it would be possible to mount the scoop there, and how that would affect the air coming in...or if based on the design it would even be possible.
Keith
I have really been thinking alot about this setup, and I have one other question for you. I have removed my lower grille and was wondering if it would be possible to mount the scoop there, and how that would affect the air coming in...or if based on the design it would even be possible.
Keith
