Where does the V2 air duct go on the bumper?
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If I had a remote temp sensor, I would have tested it. I may test this this coming spring.
I don't think it makes a HUGE difference, but any amount of cooler air getting directed into the engine bay and air filter is a plus to me. Hell, simply by blowing in the opening and having your hand on the air filter side, you can feel a good amount of air... one can imagine the flow at 30mph+.
I imagine that with this duct and a vented hood, the engine bay temps will drop a good amount. I'll test this out this spring as well when I cut my hood with the RS concept template.
I don't think it makes a HUGE difference, but any amount of cooler air getting directed into the engine bay and air filter is a plus to me. Hell, simply by blowing in the opening and having your hand on the air filter side, you can feel a good amount of air... one can imagine the flow at 30mph+.
I imagine that with this duct and a vented hood, the engine bay temps will drop a good amount. I'll test this out this spring as well when I cut my hood with the RS concept template.
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Maybe i'll do some testing over the winter and see if it makes a difference. I have a few ducts at home
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You can get a cheap (like $15) accessory inside/outside temp sensor at a Walmart in the auto department. Comes with a remote probe with a wire maybe 12 feet long, so you can place the little sensor wherever you like. The LCD display goes inside the car and takes a pair of AAA batteries. I used one to show a friend that the oem airbox on my '74 Alfa Spider was better than the aftermarket cone-style filter he bought for his. I put the sensor near one of the throttle butterflies, and the oem setup was 60 degrees F cooler on a 90 degree summer day.
Amazon sells one similar to the one I found at Walmart:
Amazon sells one similar to the one I found at Walmart: