I finally installed my front brake duct kit from N-Tech. Snaking the hoses around was a little pain, but it fits well after a little tweaking. I will be going to VIR north this weekend to see how it works on the front straight.

 

Driver's side inlet in grill.

 

Driver's side hose routing.

 

Driver's side fitment w/ wheel full left (hose at max extension).

 

Passenger side hose routing, wheel at full left.

 

Passenger side, wheel full left, hose tolerance.

 

Looks like a tight squeeze.... let us know how it works out...

 

Happy and cool wheel/brakes!

 

pic of Z office chair for good measure...

 

Someone has some severe front end alignment issues.

 

No, that somebody simply drives the crap out of his car at the track with some negative camber.

 

Actually I wore the outside of that tire on the front left at CMP (the worst track for brakes and tires), when I came home I swapped it to the other side. That is why I'm going to 245/40 all around RA1s so I can swap them around and get max life out of them. Your front left outside will always wear far more than any other tire if you drive the crap out of it on a clockwise road course. That is the only driving I do in my Z.

 

That's a great mod you've done on the office.

 

you should buy a heat gun to check the heat of the rotor do a before and after test doing the same braking procedures to see how much it really helps... May or may not be worth it? Not for daily driving thats for sure... Do you road race?

 

Ok, the Z office chair is the coolest thing I've ever seen!

 

Looks like a nice job. How much time did it take? About the office chair, could the side airbag go off by accident? That would be cool to see.

 

What is the duct tube made of?

Does the inlet have a duct or is it just the hose with some tie strapes?

 

Thats a neat little set up you have there. Very cool!

 

I LIKE!

Mine hasn't arrived yet.....D*MN!

Great pics. They will help a lot when I install mine. Any problem getting the hose over the duct inlet? How long did it take you to install? Any hints/pointers?

 

Looks a little "low tech", but looks like it works!