Ram air is a marketing term. Cold air is a marketing term.
Anytime the air path is not obstructed in any way, Ram air is an appropriate term.
Anytime the air path is not likely to receive warmer air from under the hood, Cold air is an appropriate term.
IMHO
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Originally Posted by RichsGreyGT
Seems like the term "ram air" is a misnomer and is made up just for fun, IMO. I mean, if the air isn't being rammed into the intake to some degree then it's like so what? And speaking of ram air, if you have a filter that is blocking the ram air effect, as is the case with all ram air systems mentioned, then it's not really a ram air intake at all, it's a cold air intake, is it not?
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you r entitled to say this but a little more words added besides what you wrote (which is the intellect of my three year old son) would be nice - do the equation and prove me wrong - all of my schooling cant be that off
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