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> Air Flow Through Front Holes, The ones behind the bumper.
McMark
post Aug 17 2005, 10:19 AM
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I just bought myself a little handheld anemometer. I took out one of the plastic plugs behind the bumper and duct taped the meter into place in the front trunk. Went for a little drive. Here's what I found...

At 40 MPH, I was getting a wind speed of 17.5 mph in the hole. Converted to CFM, this is 25.718 CFM. Not bad for one little hole. The bumper was still in place and the LE airdam was still installed as well. Next I'll test a stock valence.

Just sharin. (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/wink.gif) Oh, BTW, the air pressure was 4 bft. I don't know what that part means, but there it is.
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SirAndy
post Aug 17 2005, 10:34 AM
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if you don't want to cut the tub and depending on how much extra cooling you need, you can just mount the cooler in front/under the bumper.

you'll get less air-flow as on a "through" setup, but for most cars, it should be plenty ...
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