...its gone complete L88 crazy now 
plexi glass light covers
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Montreal Qc.
Originally Posted by Durango_boy
At a used price?
Originally Posted by strokervette
I wish I could find the vendor that makes this headlight setup. It's probably a boatload of $$$ This pic is from someone on this forum so if he wants to come foward and share, at least I'd like to know what it costs. 
Last edited by Star79; Aug 31, 2006 at 08:42 PM.
Melting Slicks
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From: Montreal Qc.
Originally Posted by Durango_boy
Man I love those lights. 
If they become as popular as TTII's I might have to try something else. Hey how would this look on a C3?
Safety Car
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From: Norwalk Ct
Originally Posted by Durango_boy
My front air dam isn't quite that big, but I do have envy...
based the whole look on this car .......
have made the wind deflector for the hood...and nixed the rear view mirrors for a more subtle look (hahahahaha..I'm worrying about subtle now!)
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Team Owner
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From: Columbia Missouri
Originally Posted by lvrpool32
They go straight to the calipers
I think I like the idea, but since my breaks don't need cooling I will just rout the air feed tubes differently. I was thinking, maybe into the footwell, bringing in cold air to the foot oven? Or maybe I'll aim them up so they blow right up the legs in my shorts...
Team Owner
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From: Columbia Missouri
Originally Posted by lvrpool32
I was thinking of bringing them up either side of the radiator into the tri powers air cleaner....to make a functional RAM AIR.
Have you tested to see how much air flow you have at cruising speeds? Can you even easily measure stuff like that?
Melting Slicks
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From: Montreal Qc.
Originally Posted by Durango_boy
Have you tested to see how much air flow you have at cruising speeds? Can you even easily measure stuff like that?
Last edited by Star79; Sep 1, 2006 at 03:16 PM.
Team Owner
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From: Columbia Missouri
Originally Posted by Star79
You could buy a small anemometer (wind-speed indicator) and stick it into the airstream/ducting and then calculate airflow from that. They're available for under 50 bucks (check ebay).
Cool, because at a good speed you could really get some air forced into the cabin or into an intake system. A home made ram air effect woul dbe VERY cool.
