Subject	Good idea
Posted by	300zxer on September 26, 2011 at 3:41 PM
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In Reply To	How To: Cheap (but hopefully effective) intercooler vents posted by cherry on September 26, 2011 at 11:36 AM
Message	An even cheaper way to get air to your intercoolers is to take out the foglights. Cut a round hole in the heavy duty plastic casing, JB weld a piece of dryer vent ducting to the back and make an elbow that vents into the intercooler duct on the front side. 20 bucks tops. I painted it black and put a Mesh Grill infront the match the mesh on the fascia... yet it is super ghetto but you cannot see it unless you look up close and it still works a year later... my Z
Follow Ups	How To: Cheap (but hopefully effective) intercooler vents - cherry 11:36:28 09/26/11 not sure how effective those would be since, correct me if - Cap927(Boston) 12:01:38 09/26/11 ^^^ What he said - s3trios 12:06:01 09/26/11 Maybe so. But take a look at what Audi does for the RS6. - cherry 14:43:02 09/26/11 if you look at them closely, they are slightly tilted down - Cap927(Boston) 15:17:47 09/26/11 Re: "...notice your rig job on the lower IC vents..." - cherry 16:09:42 09/26/11 It's too bad we can't actually test for stuff like that! - Jayru 15:22:44 09/26/11 I was under the impression wheel wells were high pressure - zgene4 15:41:36 09/26/11 I think you're over thinking it - FuerGrissa 16:41:50 09/26/11 I agree. I think the primary purpose for louvers - cherry 16:54:23 09/26/11 just kinda quickly - ShorelineZ32 18:43:20 09/26/11 link inside - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 19:25:55 09/26/11 Ugly but hopefully effective. (n/m) - JMartz 15:03:58 09/26/11 Good idea - 300zxer 15:41:13 09/26/11 I would think that water off the road would get thrown - Ziceman(East TN) 16:22:00 09/26/11
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