Been reading about the Ram Air modification.
Is it more necessary than not?
Did Triumph miss something?
I love performance but is it a big enough difference that I'll regret not doing it?
Could we live without the ramair? Sure, but it does make a significant difference. The stock setup is a restrictive maze of duct work. Probably needed to meet emissions (keeping it lean) and also meet noise pollution requirements. I’m very glad I installed the ramair.
Been reading about the Ram Air modification.
Is it more necessary than not?
Did Triumph miss something?
I love performance but is it a big enough difference that I'll regret not doing it?
There are several options for restrictive (stock) intake as @Steel says it needs to breathe to make power but that is only one part of the power upgrade..
Along with a cat delete and better mufflers it will noticeably lift RWHP with the correct tune.
If you don't do something with the exhaust it really won't make a lot of difference.
@Darron1117 I just did this ramair and took it out for a test run today and it does make a big difference by doing this I lost my decel popping and it has a much quicker response I just posted in the ramair thread on the tune I'm running right now
In my case it made a big difference
@Darron1117 I just did this ramair and took it out for a test run today and it does make a big difference by doing this I lost my decel popping and it has a much quicker response I just posted in the ramair thread on the tune I'm running right now
In my case it made a big difference
If you take off the CAT box and slip on some TORS. I did not want to change the stock exhaust look. It made a difference them. Hell yea it made a difference.