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I have to say I am a little disappointed I could not have the whole ducting hose forcing most of the air towards the center of the rotor rather than
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I have to say I am a little disappointed I could not have the whole ducting hose forcing most of the air towards the center of the rotor rather than to the outside of one side of the rotor. But I can't still see how someone got higher temperature with the duct kit. There's not a lot if any ducting any into cooling the rotors oem. The dust shield has a small flange that ducts a little air in front but the caliper is covering most of the flow.
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