Hot Lap Motorsports Brake Duct Kit Installation
Jun 25, 2007, 05:39 AM
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Could you measure the diameter of the big end of the velocity stack? I need a 3” to 2” adapter and those velocity stacks with the kit might do the trick. I was planning on using some inlet ducts from Pegasus and the ones I have in the garage have a 3” outlet thus I need a nice transition piece to the smaller 2” size.
Thank for posting the pictures BTW.
Thank for posting the pictures BTW.
-Kyle
Oct 28, 2008, 09:55 PM
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resurrecting this, why not just paint the orange part of the tubing up front black, i mean if you did light sprays with fabric paint it wouldnt even crack and flake and if you only did it on the front heat wouldnt be an issue and it would look a billion times better, this is a very nice kit though and i may look into 1
Nov 5, 2008, 07:54 AM
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Hey Guys... I still have 6 sets of brackets/cooling guides left... i wont be doing another production run.
I'm only selling a kit that includes:
- Brackets you see in the pic with two metal clamps
- two black plastic velocity air ducts
- No ducting
$120 shipped anywhere in the US. PM me if your interested.
Kyle
I'm only selling a kit that includes:
- Brackets you see in the pic with two metal clamps
- two black plastic velocity air ducts
- No ducting
$120 shipped anywhere in the US. PM me if your interested.
Kyle
Nov 5, 2008, 07:58 AM
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resurrecting this, why not just paint the orange part of the tubing up front black, i mean if you did light sprays with fabric paint it wouldnt even crack and flake and if you only did it on the front heat wouldnt be an issue and it would look a billion times better, this is a very nice kit though and i may look into 1
That is a great price Kyle!
With my new FMIC I have to change the mounting points for next season. Ill post photos when I have those done.
May 5, 2009, 07:28 AM
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Has there been any development w/ to SmikeEvo relocating things w/ his aftermarket IC? I have have an aftermarket FMIC ready to go on as well, I'm interested.
Also, can someone post pics Warrtalons setup?
Also, any comments on heeltoer's comments about low pressure zone behind the mesh? that doesn't make sense to me, I'd want to intakes for this kit to be in a high air pressure zone, no?
Also, can someone post pics Warrtalons setup?
Also, any comments on heeltoer's comments about low pressure zone behind the mesh? that doesn't make sense to me, I'd want to intakes for this kit to be in a high air pressure zone, no?
May 5, 2009, 07:55 AM
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Has there been any development w/ to SmikeEvo relocating things w/ his aftermarket IC? I have have an aftermarket FMIC ready to go on as well, I'm interested.
Also, can someone post pics Warrtalons setup?
Also, any comments on heeltoer's comments about low pressure zone behind the mesh? that doesn't make sense to me, I'd want to intakes for this kit to be in a high air pressure zone, no?
Also, can someone post pics Warrtalons setup?
Also, any comments on heeltoer's comments about low pressure zone behind the mesh? that doesn't make sense to me, I'd want to intakes for this kit to be in a high air pressure zone, no?
May 5, 2009, 08:14 AM
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another try, click the link! jeez, what a pain!
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/al...680&pictureids[]=6290
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/al...680&pictureids[]=6290
