Currently I'm in the process of building a ram air system for my 95 Neon Highline, it's a 2.0L sohc, owned it for about a week now. I was wondering if anybody else had tried this. Any suggestions?</P>


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Your best bet for true ram air would be to get the AAR Cuda style hood for it. Then get the cold air intake kit(all of them that I have seen for the SOHC place it where the factory air box is). The cone filter would be just about where the hood scoop is. For true ram air you will need to fabricate a box to surround the filter and seal it to the scoop opening. It shouldn't be very hard at all.
Here is a link to the hood:http://www.howellautomotive.com/Howe...roducts_id=186<edited><editID>71ROADRUNNER</editID><editDate>37959.0503472222</editDate></edited>

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Thanks for the Help, that hood is perfect. Don't know if I can afford right now though, I was thinking I would install my own hood scoop until I can afford a lighter one. I hadn't found that website yet, thanks for showing it to me.</P>

That is the hood I will be getting. Here are a couple other places to look:www.forwardmotioninc.com

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you should just go cold air its more of a performance jump than a ram air which collects all hot air without a hood scoop and witha cold air no need for modifications and its less costly