the "backyard engineering" project
#31
Richard
#33
i still have to make all the ducting at the front and the back of the two coolers. the intercooler will be pulling from the bonnet and the rad from the front bumper. then i will make a joined duct behind them to take the air in two directions. some towards the tubro and the block, and the rest will go down just before the subframe and underneath.
#34
I guess it's not a big deal if you don't spend much time on the track or at high speed, I'm just concerned you are going to pressurize the underneath and defeat all the good your aero package does, wouldn't want the front end of your car to get light at high speed.
Richard
Richard
#37
Why on earth did you choose that orientation for your radiator/intercooler?
It seems entirely counter productive. Air can just slide along the surface without having to go through one or the other.
Looks like it would be relatively simple affair to v-mount them.
It seems entirely counter productive. Air can just slide along the surface without having to go through one or the other.
Looks like it would be relatively simple affair to v-mount them.
#45
The hacked up 93 bumper looks awesome now you break out a old MS bumper hack it just enough to be super badass, then slap it over top that new frame work...
I am very jealous, and impressed, for the next short while I will be living*vicariously through your efforts...
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J.
I am very jealous, and impressed, for the next short while I will be living*vicariously through your efforts...
*subscribed* **
J.
#47
Latch:
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr....asp?RecID=777
Plate:
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr....asp?RecID=778