COOLING PLATE
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i've read in a few places that it helps the airflow to install a cooling plate and remove that black plastic piece that is behind the front bumper. would it help at all to just remove the black piece without installing a cooling plate or other air guide? has anyone done this??
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Originally Posted by nightcrawler7188,Jun 20 2006, 07:20 AM
would it help at all to just remove the black piece without installing a cooling plate or other air guide?
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Originally Posted by Red_Devil,Jun 20 2006, 03:38 PM
How about the design of cooling plate can collect all the upward air into you oem airbox, do you think we should still keep that slant airguide?
If it does, then the slanted airguide isn't really necessary. The engine will draw only what air it needs. The cooling plate won't cause any more air to go into the airbox than what the engine pulls in. The rest will go through the rad.
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