can anyone show me a properly sealed passenger duct ?

I bought a duct off of a forum members but it didn't come with the top rubber piece . I'm in the process of install the R1 duals (on the floor ) want to make sure it's all nice and dandy before I do so

how should I go about getting that piece ? or should I just go to home depot and see what I can grab and make one out of some rubber
thanks

 

Maybe some aluminum tape?

That stuff is thick and I used it on my intercooler, and worked great, I'm installing my dual r1 also right now

 

I have to order the lines from passenger cooler to front cover since the guy selling didn't include it ;( other then that are there anything I should look out for while installing

 

I used black 1/8 high density foam. You can get it in 1 sq/ft sheets for about a $1. Or duct tape will work fine. I just needs to be semi flexible to fit around the bumper.

 

Gorilla tape black holds up well and looks stock

 

from the factory it's a thick rubber-like piece that's riveted in those holes you see and covers the space. I'd get something similar and try to rivet it in those holes (since they're already there for you) and then use gorilla tape or aluminum tape to seal it up.

 

If you look at my dual r1 set up you'll see I installed a -10an line and fished it threw works good

 

I used aircraft silicone baffle seal material and cut it to shape and pop-riveted it back into place just the same way the OEM rubber was. It is pretty pricey (as is everything in aviation) and I wouldn't have used it if I didn't have some left over scraps from a job. You can get silicone mats and what not on eBay that should be able to do the job too though.

 

Stock all that is there is a rubber flap with some plastic clips that hold it in.

 

Check my build thread. I re did those on mine prior to install. It's cheap to fix. I think I got the rubber matting from Oreilly for like $6 and $20 pop rivet gun from them. Grab some appropriate sized washers for the back side, cut to fit, then rivet on. I should have the part number in my thread too from oreilly.

Matt

 

The NEVER include it! grrr.

One thing to look out for when installing is clearance for the radiator. I have a 3pass radiator and a swaybar brace that both kinda got in the way of the oil cooler hard lines. I made everything work, but it was not the easiest install.

Patience, young Jedi.


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oil cooler in. thanks guys.



I'm doing the same to the driver side