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I wish the ram air included a bung for the pcv and it would be perfect.

I'm thinking about doing that, but I just haven't got around to putting it on yet. My first plan is drill an opening for a grommet to fit a plastic pipe nipple so I can attach the hose to it. If it appears it can't be done I'll just put a rubber dorman plug in the opening. Where the opening will go and still have clearance is what I need to figure out when I do the install.

Anyone else done this?
 
For your set up I would go for the Ramair as it is easy and everything is included. The Ramair will also handle street cams if you want a bit more - beyond that its all different.
 
The big plus for the RamAire is that it has a place to properly locate the air temp sensor into it's backing plate

INDEED!
The Ramair has that as well! :p :rolleyes: :roll:
With bearclaw intact:
#1 = Ramair
#2 = K&N 2780
 
Dont forget UNI Filters will fit under the claw too.
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Ramair.

Already had the pipes.

Better than trying to put the huge amount of plastic back under the tank.
 
@Roscoe - this is an interesting topic, and one that has been addressed at length in the hundred years of accumulated experience on this site -- all searchable.

If you are really interested, I suggest you spend some time using the search function, and if you still have questions after that, please ask.

Yes I realise it was probably flogged like a dead horse but when I done a search it gave me heaps of topics but nothing really made sense in one thread so to speak, I tried creating a poll just for a poll sake but it seems I stuffed it up and it didn't work, still getting used to using this platform.

So sorry if I am flogging a dead horse my apologies but new people come every day like me and can't find stuff, not only that it gave me a surprising insight that Ramair are trusted now and a lot of you stand and run with them which caught me off guard. I was a apprentice mech in the 80's and ramair was absolute crap back then we went with a hiflo type uni filter back then.

Thankyou to everyone for your insights and reply as it has helped.
 
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