mocal oil cooler duct?
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Original Gangster/Rotary!
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To get the full benefit of those beefy coolers, you really need larger openings in the bumper. I buddy of mine used a dremel and carefully opened up his oil cooler passages by about 1 inch all the way around.
I'm running some comparatively small R1 dual coolers, but with the larger 99 bumper and proper ductwork and my oil temps have been satisfactory, even on track running 16 psi for 20 minute sessions
I'm running some comparatively small R1 dual coolers, but with the larger 99 bumper and proper ductwork and my oil temps have been satisfactory, even on track running 16 psi for 20 minute sessions
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I also am running mocal coolers with the 93 bumper. It is crazy how small the openings are in the bumper. I am planning on opening the bumper inlets and fabbing some fiberglass ducts after my build is complete. It would be interesting to see those enlarged openings on the car.
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#14
Bubblicious DEF.
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lmao, nooo, i go to school for industrial design.. im building a chair out of sheet metal now for my final project so i picked up some big boy tools to help aid in the fabrication (metal foot shear and break) so bending and cutting sheet metal is fairly easy im planning to go VMIC and make all my ducting... i dont THINK its that hard but well see
al you work with sheet metal?!?!? what do you do?
al you work with sheet metal?!?!? what do you do?
#15
It's not that I am not capable of making and fabbing stuff is that I just dont want to. Every time I get into these little projects I end up spending more time and money buying tools and material than just just buying something that is already made or even direct bolt on. But it would be cool watching you (bubbles) pull your hair out fabbing ducts for me lololololo.
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Bubblicious DEF.
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It's not that I am not capable of making and fabbing stuff is that I just dont want to. Every time I get into these little projects I end up spending more time and money buying tools and material than just just buying something that is already made or even direct bolt on. But it would be cool watching you (bubbles) pull your hair out fabbing ducts for me lololololo.
but how hard could ducts be
this is my first metal fabrication project ive ever done.... the shear and break sure do save a hella lot of time!
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