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09-18-2015, 05:22 AM | #29 |
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Will they be making a kit specifically for our cars any time soon, or do we just have to buy the s2k kit that's on their website?
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I decided to go with a more low key approach, the goal here being vent heat when I come to a stop mostly. My car is a street car and I am seeing heat soak when there is no air coming in the front. I will make some pretty mesh inserts to finish them off.
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Heat soak? What like your IATs that almost instantly drop back down within a few degrees of ambient once you start moving again?
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Heat Soak is when everything under the hood rises in temp due to no air moving through the engine bay. Don't even need to look at IAT, just feel by hand. IAT vary to much by daily weather anyway. My intercooler pipes would continue to rise in temp after coming home from a good drive, this is with the car idling and the hood closed. The temp did seem to plateau but I still saw room for improvement with simple vents.
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The colors just represent a scale. It could be any scalar or vector (pressure, velocity, temp, etc.). The colors in the pictures I posted are of pressure. I would not recommend removing the black trim in that area as it is higher pressure.
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I see that creating alot of lift at speed. It may also li.jt the amount of air that can pass through the radiator since you're essentially forcing air behind it. We'll see.
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I am also working on a lip for the leading edge, create a low pressure pocket behind it. Reducing lift was never an intent with my vents, they are certainly no large enough.
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With the top of the vent higher and no gurney style wicker it might as well be a scoop. Tape some tufts to it. I can almost guarantee at speed that's a scoop and stuffs the bay with air.
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To each there own
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Does anyone foresee any issues with rain? i wold love to add the vents like the OP did, but living in Florida with all of our rain I don't think its gonna work...
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How about just doing mild openings for the fender vents? I've seen a few members take a dremel to the area behind the fake fender vent area and open it up a bit with some decent results.
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Just out of curiosity, anyone ran at the track w/o a hood and checked the temps?
Another suggestion would be, instead of running the two vents/louvers along the side of the hood, run on at the top of the hood, cross-car. Maybe 3-4 blades of louvers in results of a "evenly" distributed extraction of heat.
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Have you guys removed the rubber seal between the rear of the hood and the plastic part in front of the windshield (forward of the windshield wipers)? It's been mentioned before in the past, so i assumed that it's the first thing removed by anyone looking to reduce under-hood temps.
Removing it creates a hood-width sized gap at the rear of the hood. I removed mine more than a year ago and can feel hot air venting through the gap after I've stopped the car, so at least i know it does do 'something' when stationary or in stop/go traffic. Since it looks like it's a low pressure area, i'm assuming that air is being drawn through the engine bay and out of the gap while driving. I have not noticed any hood flutter at highway speeds either.
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