He had all the piping and PVC already made and has a plate where these pipes fasten onto. Supposed to gain a couple mph in the 1/4








(had to cut the radiator support to fit the piping)

 

cool i like

 

And how are you going to do that to your third gen? This isn't a fourth gen forum.

 

I think he's just showing everyone that you yourself can fabricate something cool vs purchasing it.
I like it.

 

I like it too, but he is taking a lot of airflow away from the radiator ..mmmhhhhh

 

third and fourth gen both have the same principal of air box and has the 2 inserts from the grill. This can EASILY be done on a third gen and it gets the idea out there for maybe some improvements. Almost everything can be swapped from fourth to third gen so that's probably the coolest post from a moderator I've seen. Congrats

 

I Realized that too but i mean if a car has fog lights it's not getting too much better airflow I guess.. A bunch of people have done this but not with piping, they used dryer hose. Just going to take some driving to see how it works

 

lets hope he dosent have to drive it in the rain.. i would recomend drilling some holes int he very bottom of the pipes that are in by the grill.. just to let any water that gets in there out..

 

This is mainly a drag car. Has big Hoosier dot slicks and skinned in front.. Won't see much rain at all but I do think thats a good idea if there would happen to be water sitting there

 

I am not talking about the inlet..more so about the pipes infront of the radiator !!!!

 

There's no a/c condenser so that helps, and there's still a lot of room where air can flow through radiator

 

If it maintains the same water temp as before with this cold air kit in it I don't think the pipes are effecting air flow to the radiator too much

 

correct, but does it ???

 

Yeah it does, he drove around town and it was fine