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Old 07-26-2023, 02:59 PM   #15
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Interesting. I guess I figured if air got trapped, no amount of flow would clear it
I dunno. Turbulent flow? I agree that some trapped air doesn't matter. It's not like we'd have to listen to it gurgle.
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It's not like we'd have to listen to it gurgle.
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Old 07-29-2023, 03:27 PM   #18
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Oil cooler installed. One fitting dripped. It just needed an extra Ugga dugga.

I saw the hose wrap on a Youtube video. Cool stuff. I got the bumper back on and forgot the stupid foam piece. I'll wait and see if anything else happens before I take it apart again.
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Old 07-29-2023, 04:08 PM   #19
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Foam piece is basically for crumple zone. If you don't hit anything you'll never know the difference

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That wrap is a great idea! Especially for my weird hose routing, I had to pay close attention to potential chafing.


These conical seals are a godsend.
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Foam piece is basically for crumple zone. If you don't hit anything you'll never know the difference
I wonder how much it affects airflow through the cooler stack. Allows high pressure to escape in front of the beam.
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I wonder how much it affects airflow through the cooler stack. Allows high pressure to escape in front of the beam.
That's actually a fair point

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That's actually a fair point
But also taking that idea further, I think it would matter only at lower speed. I'm just sitting here with my little thought bubbles.


edit ... or if it would allow the bumper cover to collapse at high speed. o.0
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But also taking that idea further, I think it would matter only at lower speed. I'm just sitting here with my little thought bubbles.


edit ... or if it would allow the bumper cover to collapse at high speed. o.0
I think that speed would be... Unlikely. And I agree with the low speed thing. I think at highway speed there will be enough flow it won't matter


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