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Got a link to any actual data to back that up? The kit does not use the stock air box, it uses it's own air box that is also open at the bottom. The hood with the Cervini does not create a vacuum as I have debris on my airbox cover from the outside of the car and my air box is sealed to the hood when shut. Here is a link to some hood scoop installing and testing Speedy's GarageThe hood scoops on the challenger are to small for any ram air effect. During the development of the car and doing wind tunnel testing the engineers found the scoops had a vacuum effect, because the scoops are to small; no cold air comes in. Vararam was trying to make it work, but I think they put the project on ice. Cervini makes a kit for our challengers. The kit works by using the stock airbox, which is open at the bottom and having it piped to the hood scoops. As the car accelerates, hood scoops make a vacuum pulling air thew the airbox. So not a real ram airThe hood scoops on the challenger are to small for any ram air effect. During the development of the car and doing wind tunnel testing the engineers found the scoops had a vacuum effect, because the scoops are to small; no cold air comes in. Vararam was trying to make it work, but I think they put the project on ice. Cervini makes a kit for our challengers. The kit works by using the stock airbox, which is open at the bottom and having it piped to the hood scoops. As the car accelerates, hood scoops make a vacuum pulling air thew the airbox. So not a real ram air.