Check out this shroud...
It's a good idea... any chance of proving its performance enhancement on the dyno? Oh, and it does block the radiator and might cause a temperature gradient. Wonder if that's a problem or not.
Originally posted by CLeeEvo
It's a good idea... any chance of proving its performance enhancement on the dyno? Oh, and it does block the radiator and might cause a temperature gradient. Wonder if that's a problem or not.
It's a good idea... any chance of proving its performance enhancement on the dyno? Oh, and it does block the radiator and might cause a temperature gradient. Wonder if that's a problem or not.
Assuming you're are talking about the scoop behind the grill, it is very rigid. It has held strong at 156mph and long high speed road track runs. The whole shroud is fabricated with mild steel.
We took out our test shroud after a months worth of useage. It still has the same bend from when we fabricated it.
We took out our test shroud after a months worth of useage. It still has the same bend from when we fabricated it.
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what is required to remove for install? Can you show some steps or provide some installation steps.. i'm curious how much stuff needs to be removed to get this to go in.
Originally posted by 1QWKEVO
what is required to remove for install? Can you show some steps or provide some installation steps.. i'm curious how much stuff needs to be removed to get this to go in.
what is required to remove for install? Can you show some steps or provide some installation steps.. i'm curious how much stuff needs to be removed to get this to go in.
9 Fasteners, stock air duct, (2) 10mm and (2) 12mm bolts.


