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So I see that PMB and Patrick Motorsports have oil cooler shrouds but there's a $200 difference between the two. Why is that? Plus, are there instructions on where and how big to make the cuts for the front opening and the frunk floor? Thanks in advance.
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So I see that PMB and Patrick Motorsports have oil cooler shrouds but there's a $200 difference between the two. Why is that? Plus, are there instructions on where and how big to make the cuts for the front opening and the frunk floor? Thanks in advance. As far as I know, both get the shroud from Gettydesign. Their website seems to be messed up, so I would call them or email them. Call (714) 541-8424 / (951) 686-6418. gettydesignllc@gmail.com It's a two piece shroud, so its pretty obvious where you need to cut. I also used the pbase site for examples. https://pbase.com/9146gt/oil_cooler_cover_support Poke around the above. They also show where to cut. I originally bought my shroud from Getty and cut the trunk. Later I welded in a louvered bottom from PMS. |
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