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I got my ideas from reading the Tiger Crab Ram Air and someone mentiond doing it through the grill.(if ure the one that mentioned this idea, thank you for giving me the motivation to do this) This is a simple and clean way to get more air without having a scoop hanging below your car and worrying about scooping up water. i also didnt want to have to fab up much, i can cut anything, but putting shit together is where i fail. 
Tools needed:
1. Clip remover
2. 9/16? socket
3. Snips
Material list:
1 flex connector
1 coupling
1 4x4 PVC to Drain connector
2 zipties
This picture has an extra flex connector and coupling, thats for another project that will be done latter.
First start by jacking the car up and rmoving the pass. side wheel, then remove the pass. side valance and center splash guard.
Now remove all inner fenders and remove the intake resonator if u havent allready. You should end up with this view.
Now take one flex tube and connect one coupler to one end, the side that the coupler is on is the sice the PVC will go on. This is a tight fit so force it on as so it wont slide off while driving. The other side of the flex tube will force through the hole in the fender going to the air box. Now bend it tube to get it inbetween the foglight and AC lines. At this point the tube can be ziptied to the AC lines to support it. In the last pic notice the other ziptie i used to help support more of the tube.
Now ure ram air set up is complete, this next section is where the snips come in handy, if u were wondering about the inner fenders.
Notice the piece i am pointing to, this is the main piece that will need to come out. Other trimming will be necessary as u can see in the following pic.
BAM! ure ram air is complete, now just put it all back together and test it out. I have noticed a difference at high speeds, the car just seems to want to keep on going. Much better throttle response at 45mph+. i have allready tested this at 115mph and it has stayed! So for $15 and 30-45 mins u can have ure very own sutom ram air intake. If i left anything out let me know, i will add more pics and answer anyquestions yall gots.
Tools needed:
1. Clip remover
2. 9/16? socket
3. Snips
Material list:
1 flex connector
1 coupling
1 4x4 PVC to Drain connector
2 zipties
This picture has an extra flex connector and coupling, thats for another project that will be done latter.
First start by jacking the car up and rmoving the pass. side wheel, then remove the pass. side valance and center splash guard.
Now remove all inner fenders and remove the intake resonator if u havent allready. You should end up with this view.
Now take one flex tube and connect one coupler to one end, the side that the coupler is on is the sice the PVC will go on. This is a tight fit so force it on as so it wont slide off while driving. The other side of the flex tube will force through the hole in the fender going to the air box. Now bend it tube to get it inbetween the foglight and AC lines. At this point the tube can be ziptied to the AC lines to support it. In the last pic notice the other ziptie i used to help support more of the tube.
Now ure ram air set up is complete, this next section is where the snips come in handy, if u were wondering about the inner fenders.
Notice the piece i am pointing to, this is the main piece that will need to come out. Other trimming will be necessary as u can see in the following pic.
BAM! ure ram air is complete, now just put it all back together and test it out. I have noticed a difference at high speeds, the car just seems to want to keep on going. Much better throttle response at 45mph+. i have allready tested this at 115mph and it has stayed! So for $15 and 30-45 mins u can have ure very own sutom ram air intake. If i left anything out let me know, i will add more pics and answer anyquestions yall gots.
BK. 
but this is more for cold air, than air 
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