Front Clip for Greddy FMIC's.
11-15-04, 01:06 PM
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Front Clip for Greddy FMIC's.
Here is a primary design I intend on making one out of fiberglass for my car. This will also include a custom front bumper.
This is for you Greddy FMIC folks who only see about 1/3 your airflow to the core.
Comments whether good of bad (preferably constructive) would be good.
Thanks
This is for you Greddy FMIC folks who only see about 1/3 your airflow to the core.
Comments whether good of bad (preferably constructive) would be good.
Thanks
11-15-04, 01:37 PM
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I already have that by cutting the side molding in the front with a dremmel tool. Takes 3 minutes. Gets way more air into the rad and oil cooler. And as far as I know this only works with the 86-88 front end. 89+ has to have the bottom cut out because it slants in and the cooler is to long for that.
11-15-04, 02:25 PM
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The lower half looks just like an S5 bumper or even Corksport. The additional opening where the molding would be has been done. Although I have not seen it done to the length you plan to do it. Typically it's 3-4 oval cutouts along that same stretch.
11-16-04, 02:56 AM
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Well, Yes it is molded similar to the S5 front stock with a splitter but it would be molded, as for leaving the part between the cutout is so that I can get some sort of custom reinforcement behind there. (some sort of protection).
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11-16-04, 07:05 AM
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"that I can get some sort of custom reinforcement behind there. (some sort of protection)."
yeah I don't know how much protection you think you will get using this setup because to fit the intercooler you need to remove the bumper core support. I guess you could rig in a steel bar behind it but I don't see that stopping anything. Just don't get in a front end crash and you will be ok.
yeah I don't know how much protection you think you will get using this setup because to fit the intercooler you need to remove the bumper core support. I guess you could rig in a steel bar behind it but I don't see that stopping anything. Just don't get in a front end crash and you will be ok.
11-16-04, 11:07 AM
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OPEC awhile ago was posting some pics about cutting the front bumper a bit to get some mroe airflow.. he had some good ideas.. I would do it if i knew i could make it look good without wrecking the front bumper
11-16-04, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Bukwild
"that I can get some sort of custom reinforcement behind there. (some sort of protection)."
yeah I don't know how much protection you think you will get using this setup because to fit the intercooler you need to remove the bumper core support. I guess you could rig in a steel bar behind it but I don't see that stopping anything. Just don't get in a front end crash and you will be ok.
yeah I don't know how much protection you think you will get using this setup because to fit the intercooler you need to remove the bumper core support. I guess you could rig in a steel bar behind it but I don't see that stopping anything. Just don't get in a front end crash and you will be ok.
If I had a choice I wouldn't get into a collision at all. So because it is called an accident I would rather be safe than sorry.
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