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Hey Travis, glad the ducts are working. I posted on your journal as well, but it looks like you've removed all the wheel liners, trays, etc for your weight savings.
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Hey Travis, glad the ducts are working. I posted on your journal as well, but it looks like you've removed all the wheel liners, trays, etc for your weight savings. Is that the case or were they just taken off for the photos? Certainly that makes routing the hoses much easier and isn't practical for anyone who daily drives. Do you think a similar route can be taken with all the OEM pieces in place? I know another member did some chopping of his liners, but he crushed the ducts nearly 50% of their diameter to clear the wheels when turned. This has to really hinder the flow he's getting.
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