VR-B2 Corvette VaraRam Air System

The upshot of all this is that  Vararam enthusiasts are now looking first to the intake system in search of budget power increases. Recently, we noticed some impressive gains being posted by owners with the simple addition of a ported throttle body. Though it seemed too good to be true, we thought it at least merited further investigation.  GM Vararam performance enthusiasts really have had it good through the years. Most of GM's Vararam performance offerings have lived up to or exceeded their billing, and many were blessed with some amount of "performance headroom," meaning the engine was capable of producing substantially more power with only small modifications.

• As time marches on and the level of factory-rated horsepower
• from the Vararam LS engines continues to climb,
• this capability hasn't diminished.

Though he hadn't tested Vararam in a controlled environment, the addition of the intake system seemed to leave the car wanting a bit more to be truly unleashed. For him, the answer seemed obvious: Hand  air over the car to the experts The ported VMax throttle body offers a substantial increase in airflow along with an attendant power improvement. With more than 40 years of experience in the performance Vararam aftermarket and a rsum boasting associations with serious players. This increased Vararam air volume and vortex-like air action creates a turbulent air that when combined with fuel is more efficiently burned in the combustion chamber. The improved fuel burn results in newfound Vararam air power, better torque and improved fuel economy from your stock engine. Cold air intakes bring more air into the engine, which creates more power during combustion. Vararam Cold air intakes will generally help with throttle response and higher power gains, adding a pleasing induction sound to your engine under acceleration. A cold air intake also significantly cleans up your under-hood appearance and makes it easier to see and access components of your engine bay.