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You can remove the black plastic that blocks the 2 side openings in the front bumper. You could then easily use some ducting and route them to the brakes.

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You can remove the black plastic that blocks the 2 side openings in the front bumper. You could then easily use some ducting and route them to the brakes.
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You can remove the black plastic that blocks the 2 side openings in the front bumper. You could then easily use some ducting and route them to the brakes.
That's the easy part. Getting the air into the spindle is the hard part.
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