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imag · 11-03-2009, 03:56 PM

Can someone please develop a kit that turns the front nostril blanks into a directed front brake cooling vent?

It seems like there has to be a way to take air from those two locations into a pair of ducts and route them through the fender wells onto the brakes. Judging from comments on here, I'm pretty sure that I'm not the only one who would buy such a kit. Is it just too difficult to work around the constraints of that location, or are people more interested in selling BBKs to care about cooling?

I realize that this will push more air under the car, which might slightly increase lift. But if it can allow us to get away with a pad and two-piece rotor swap instead of a BBK for track use, it would be well worth it.

Maybe I should make a poll - how much would you pay for such a kit? Speaking for myself, I'd be up for $400 if it was well engineered, included all applicable parts, and required minimal cutting.

Anyone else interested?

11-03-2009, 03:56 PM	#1 (permalink)
imag Enthusiast Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Oakland, CA Posts: 446 Drives: up the wall Rep Power: 16	Calling all vendors - front brake ducting Can someone please develop a kit that turns the front nostril blanks into a directed front brake cooling vent? It seems like there has to be a way to take air from those two locations into a pair of ducts and route them through the fender wells onto the brakes. Judging from comments on here, I'm pretty sure that I'm not the only one who would buy such a kit. Is it just too difficult to work around the constraints of that location, or are people more interested in selling BBKs to care about cooling? I realize that this will push more air under the car, which might slightly increase lift. But if it can allow us to get away with a pad and two-piece rotor swap instead of a BBK for track use, it would be well worth it. Maybe I should make a poll - how much would you pay for such a kit? Speaking for myself, I'd be up for $400 if it was well engineered, included all applicable parts, and required minimal cutting. Anyone else interested?