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> Front air valance, Air flow
minnesota loon
post Jun 30 2014, 07:53 AM
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Would removing the front valance increase air flow to the oil cooler? Mine is this style.Attached Image
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Maltese Falcon
post Jun 30 2014, 03:21 PM
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On a flex dam with a real low rubber edge, my old 2.7 did pick up extra heat . I wound up going back to a higher profile spoiler. The trade off is high speed handling, better with a deep spoiler. So when I went to a front oil cooler the deep spoiler went back on !
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post Jun 30 2014, 03:36 PM
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QUOTE(Maltese Falcon @ Jun 30 2014, 02:21 PM) *

On a flex dam with a real low rubber edge, my old 2.7 did pick up extra heat . I wound up going back to a higher profile spoiler. The trade off is high speed handling, better with a deep spoiler. So when I went to a front oil cooler the deep spoiler went back on !

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Air under the car aids cooling as it moves by under the engine but it also makes the car much more unstable at higher speeds (110+ mph).

For a car that sees those high speeds on a regular basis, you want to block as much air from getting under the car as possible.
For a car that is street driven, you want the opposite to help with the cooling.

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