View Full Version : Will a Stealth Ram fit under a Cowl hood?


MStennes
Oct 4th, 05, 11:20 AM
I'm running a Commander 950 MPI right now but with the new engine I'm thinking of going with a Stealth Ram as I have heard it can make more power, my question is will it fit under a cowl hood or the hood that Year One slls that they used on the INOV8TR which I'm seriously looking at going with.
Thanks,
Mike

camcojb
Oct 4th, 05, 07:08 PM
I'm running a Commander 950 MPI right now but with the new engine I'm thinking of going with a Stealth Ram as I have heard it can make more power, my question is will it fit under a cowl hood or the hood that Year One slls that they used on the INOV8TR which I'm seriously looking at going with.
Thanks,
Mike


Yes.

http://www.camcojb.com/estel/newengine%20003.jpg

Jody

MStennes
Oct 5th, 05, 10:35 AM
Both hoods great as as much as I like the cowl hood (which I have) it seems like everyone has one now on their Camaro and I like to be different. Thats why I'm leaning at going with a 69 trans Am spoiler.

TJS69
Oct 5th, 05, 10:46 AM
Just a Quik observation, the small block stealth fits under a cowl hood (as shown above) but, the big block stealth does not UNLESS you modify the inner structure of the hood.

cfry
Oct 7th, 05, 10:52 PM
jody or MStennes, if you read this post again, could you answer a question for me. I was told specifically by a holly tech support person that the stealth was not capable of supporting over 500 hp roughly on a N/A car. Is this true? This is why I decided to go with the mpfi system. They told me that the runners are not large enough. What do you guys think? If this is the case, I will be very upset seeing as how I bought the mpfi system for that specific reason. Nothing that can be done now though.

Thanks. Sorry to add onto someone's post.

Chuck Fry

camcojb
Oct 7th, 05, 11:08 PM
They make very good torque, but are known as a restriction even on a forced induction setup. Not a big problem on the one pictured, still makes 700 rwhp. But may be a restriction above 500 n/a HP.

Jody