I'd go with the Ram-air type intake method. I can't
seem to find my latest copy of Mopar Muscle magazine;
there's a company in the classifieds that makes a
Shaker type hood for the Gen I & II and also for the
Gen III. Also check out www.gr8ride.com for more
information on this type of setup.
--- Curt Coulter <curt@cjnetworking.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've been on the fence with this intake stuff for
> nearly a year now, ever
> since I got my 00 QC 4.7. It's time for me to make
> a decision, what's been
> holding me up about the intake tubes: 1) It seems
> like the QuickD will get
> some very *warm* air where it's filter is located,
> 2) It seems like where
> the intense Z-tube locates the filter, it will get
> cooler but still fairly
> warm air, but also seems pretty likely to get water
> from the road, grime,
> etc.
>
> So, I've been trying to decide to get an intake, or
> a ram-air hood such as
> http://www.profinish-proglass.com/theHoods.html
> hoods. Within reason I'd
> rather have the better overall solution rather than
> the cheaper one. Are
> there other manufacturer's I should consider for
> ram-air setups? Does
> anyone have the 97-up hood from profinish, or the
> shaker hood, if so I would
> be grateful if you could tell me all you can about
> it. Such as does water
> get in, what about snow. How is the fit and finish?
> How much did you pay
> for the hood and/or painting to match?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help w/my decision!
>
> /Curt
>
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