Brake cooling??
10-23-2007, 10:39 PM
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Brake cooling??
Has anyone tried experimenting with the front cooling ducts. I Feel that not enough air is being pushed through from the bottom of the car to really cool off the brakes under heavy road racing?
Maybe some after market stuff? I was going to make my own with a more ram-air effect from the opening by the radaitor.
Anyone working on this??
Maybe some after market stuff? I was going to make my own with a more ram-air effect from the opening by the radaitor.
Anyone working on this??
10-24-2007, 10:30 AM
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Hi GUys,
Yes, we did have some early spindle ducts that had the holes punched wrong. So dont fret. All the new 3" ducts fit properly.
And we are finishing up the details on the 3.5" ducts too.
That was a good link that Randy put up. And we have fixed any production problems that we were made aware of.
Thanks and keep it cool.
LG
Yes, we did have some early spindle ducts that had the holes punched wrong. So dont fret. All the new 3" ducts fit properly.
And we are finishing up the details on the 3.5" ducts too.
That was a good link that Randy put up. And we have fixed any production problems that we were made aware of.
Thanks and keep it cool.
LG
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