guitman32

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The point I was reinforcing was the same as yours, that venting to the rear of the hood by the windsheild likely not beneficial. Leaving the OEM gasketing in place is the best long term option for this area, instead utilizing hood vents/louvers to evacuate the air in a low pressure region of the hood. And if done in conjunction with limiting rad inlet area can result in a significant improvement in cooling and downforce.

Harry Jackson

Hey Marcel, been trying to get in contact with you for a while. Can you drop me a PM (I cannot due to only just joining this forum) need to discuss some stuff with you 😀 thanks

GodISmE

What weight distribution did you end up with Marcel and what springs rates are you on? Your car's current weight is similar to mine and I'm wondering if cutting all that metal out in the rear of the chasis would make the distribution much worse.

Marcel Roehrl

Hey, the weight was distributed 54.5% to the front axle (with 50kg fuel and me in the driver seat (55,4% without me)). But I raised the front suspension, that should make it a little bit better. Don't know the spring rates out of my head, but they are the stock KW clubsport springs.

@Harry Jackson I can't pm you either

Harry Jackson

ive spoke to Bennett and I believe he’s dropped you a message to pass on your number so we can talk via WhatsApp.

Harry Jackson

@Marcel Roehrl I have PM’d you on here.

260DET

54.5% front weight distribution is pretty good, I thought that the front would be heavier than that.