"Rice Over Greyforest" bumper mod for cooling...and great results!

[joe]

I also jumped on the bumper vents band wagon.

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I also made some intercooler ducts before. I average 3 degree drop i bet with just these.

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I'd love to hear the excuse you give the officer for not having a front license plant......officer my intercooler ate it.

 

[nfernotalon]

Your car has an evil smile now

 

[mavisky]

Is that a chopped up license plate?

 

[AndrewD5418]

Is that a chopped up license plate?

Sure looks like it! Atleast they can't complain for his car not having one!

 

[Black94DSM]

He lives in michigan, we don't need front lisence plates.

 

[turbo addict]

Here is the custom vent i made for my car in the summer. I notice dramatic difference in under the hood temperature. In addition, on a extremely hot SoCAL day (110*F) when I visit my dad (who lives at 3000'+) I go up there with my AC on, while boosting on some of the more steep inclines. My temp gauge does not move at all

EDIT: yes i know it is a little crooked on the left, when day when i get bored i will fix it.

Wow! that looks really nice.

 

[kawboy]

How are you guys attatching the mesh to the back of the bumper?

 

[gixrman]

How are you guys attatching the mesh to the back of the bumper?

You can pickup some epoxy glue and make some T shaped pieces from thin sheet alumiunum, glue the short part of the T to the underside of the bumper and then bend the long part through the screen. Thats how most FG bumbers hold it in place.

 

[kawboy]

Where are you guys getting the thin rubber molding trim from? None of the local auto stores seem to have it that thin

 

[phunny]

I'm thinking of having a bottom plate that forces air up and over the engine. I did it on my last eclipse with sheet metal but it just got beat to death.