will this air dam flow enough air to the radiator?
i want that kit even more now
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No.. don't ask a quarter-miler... you won't hear of very many drag racers who have overheating problems... cars are only run for a short amount of time and then have time to cool off.. try to find a circuit-racer (oooh, Aussie term, 5 bonus points) who has the kit and ask him/her...
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Originally posted by 79+80+84_rx-7
High hopes eh?
High hopes eh?
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07-27-03, 12:59 AM
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Originally posted by White84SE
No.. don't ask a quarter-miler... you won't hear of very many drag racers who have overheating problems... cars are only run for a short amount of time and then have time to cool off.. try to find a circuit-racer (oooh, Aussie term, 5 bonus points) who has the kit and ask him/her...
--Danny
No.. don't ask a quarter-miler... you won't hear of very many drag racers who have overheating problems... cars are only run for a short amount of time and then have time to cool off.. try to find a circuit-racer (oooh, Aussie term, 5 bonus points) who has the kit and ask him/her...
--Danny
My point is, he's running a front mount intercooler. obviously its going to provide more than stock, as it has the just about stock size on the bottom, plus the inlet up above which would be great for cooling the top part of the radiator i would think.
The body kit as sold by selectmaz does not bolt onto your car. you must custom fab it on.
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