It came to me by the way of Mooneggs giving me his oooold Civic projectors. When I put them in, and plugged my turn signals into them, I saw the turn signal hole, and Eureka!
I've always had really good luck at thrift stores, so I went shopping, and found a piece metal the EXACT shape I needed. It was a long oval tin, the shape of the signal hole. So, I went nutso with the Sawzall, grinders, tinsnips, etc... I cut the turn signal mounting stuff off the backside of the bumper, so it's flush.I had to cut through the bumper reinforcement (this was the hardest part), and had to cut off the lower tab that the bumper mounts on. Then I cut the sheet metal to the wheel well. I make it sound easy
![Rolling Eyes :roll:](./images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
Long story short - I have true ram air, and it will look good when I'm done.
Here she is:
![Image](http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd16/fowljesse/RamAir002.jpg)
![Image](http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd16/fowljesse/RamAir001.jpg)
In the 2nd pic., it looks like the hole decreases in diameter, but it doesn't.
I don't have it completely hooked up, because I didn't have my metal tape with me, but she's gulping lots of cold air! For now, I have a 6" drier duct clamped onto my K&N that goes down and almost attatches to the Ram air tube.
I'll finish it soon. I was just excited to show you guys.