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bonnet raisers
I have fitted some of these to my wagon,but I have noticed when fitted there is a gap of about 20mm between the intercooler and the rubber seal.What i need to know is this a problem? will it make much of a difference if there is a gap(I am guessing that most of the air will still be hitting the intercooler)
I know these arent to everybodys taste,but i like them |
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Theres a big write up on SN about how it increases under bonnet temp, rather than reduce it.
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Just had a look SN seems to be mixed views on it,no one seems to know for sure.
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presuming your talking about 'jacking up' the back of the bonnet? this was something we did years ago when racing/rallying various vauxhalls and as above it doesn't actually improve anything temps wise..........
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Its more of a cheap mod to change the look ,just didnt want to do any damage.
E.G the air being able to escape thrugh the gap between the rubber skirt and intercooler |
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simple answer then is to fit a "skirt" to the i/cooler to maintain the airflow - air is as lazy as the rest of us and if it has an easy route it WILL take it rather than go thro' the core.........
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