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Old 10-21-2013, 10:56 AM   #20 (permalink)
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The problem I have with "testing" it is that my car runs completely fine on the street. So scheduling a track day after every cooling modification could get quite pricey.

In the next few weeks I will be adding the vents to the front bumper and adding some ducting. I'm thinking something like the vents people put in for the intakes, but instead of cold air to the intakes, I'm hoping for cold air to the radiator.

That should take care of the cold air in. The second step will be to get the hot air out. For that I think behind the radiator but just before the motor would be a decent spot for the vent. I may just get lazy and get a vented fiberglass hood.
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